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Jonas Brothers: the EW review (Entertainment Weekly)
By Chris WillmanChris Willman says echoes of Cheap Trick on new CD show these tween heartthrobs aren't just for kids

Music Review: A Little Bit Longer (Entertainment Weekly)
Reviewed by Chris Willman | B+

Evolution of DRM: streaming services use unencrypted MP3s (Ars Technica)
The Electronic Frontier Foundation's Fred von Lohman has found that two sites that stream ad-supported music simply send their users MP3s with minimal steps taken to obscure their content.Read More...

Music site imeem dials up volume of traffic (San Francisco Chronicle)
Months after striking unprecedented deals with four major record labels, San Francisco social network imeem has found itself on the forefront of the music industry's frantic experiment with free, ad-supported music sites. Armed with an expansive music and...

DRM for Streaming Music Dies a Quiet Death (Electronic Frontier Foundations)
Yet another nail has been driven into DRM's coffin, this time for streaming audio (PCPro has a nice overview of the state of DRM for digital music).

Jonas Brothers: the EW review (Entertainment Weekly)
By Chris WillmanChris Willman says Cheap Trick influence on new CD shows these tween heartthrobs aren't just for kids

Review: Jonas Brothers' 'A Little Bit Longer' (Entertainment Weekly)
By Chris WillmanChris Willman says the Cheap Trick influence shows these tween heartthrobs aren't just for kids

TRAPT's Latest Album Debuts in Spectacular Fashion (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance)
Multi-platinum rock sensation TRAPT's third album, "Only Through The Pain," now available on Eleven Seven Records, debuted this week at the top of the charts. During the first two days, the album was the #1 rock album and #5 overall at iTunes. Additionally, the album is a Billboard Top 20 release, including Top 5 appearances on several other Billboard charts -- #2 Top Hard Album, #2 Top ...

Chrissie Hynde breaks up concrete (Akron Beacon Journal)
Rock hall inductee, restaurant owner, singer- songwriter, Akron native Chrissie Hynde and the Pretenders are gearing up for the Sept. 23 release of an album dubbed Break Up the Concrete (she's talking to you, Akron Innerbelt). Hynde might not drive a car or be particularly fond of ''progress'' when it comes to the urbanization of her hometown, but she ain't no fool.

TrueAnthem: Shaping the Future of Free Music (E-Commerce Times)
These days, when you hear about downloading music for free, it's usually bad news: a lawsuit from a label, a threat from an ISP, or a crackdown from the government. Now, though, a new startup is turning the tables and encouraging fans to grab all they want -- without paying a single dime. TrueAnthem considers itself a modern-day music label. Launched in April, the service offers widget-based ...