Today’s headlines, September 15
Tuesday September 15 2009 - 6:04AM
- Forty-eight hour extension on Copyright submissions
- Jonas Bros., Metric top CRIA August certifications
- Game developer offers perspective on copyright law
- Muse, Drake, Nelly Furtado among Tuesday Releases
- Rogers boosts mobile network speed
- Astral sponsors Paul Williams at CMW Songwriters Summit
- MusiCounts program celebrated at NS high school
- Freddy Vette brings nostalgia flame to Quinte Broadcasting
- The Joys’ singer badly beaten in Winnipeg robbery attempt
- Video: Sobering words from Michael Moore at TIFF press conference
- Provincial film tax credits juice Hollywood’s interest…again
- Tom Cochrane dons tux for Richmond St. pavement induction
- International
- Veoh wins copyright case augers well for YouTube
- EMI”s Christian Group turn to Harry Fox
- First Dame Vera, now GH5 beats Beatles in UK Videogame chart
- Japanese RIAA wants server-side music DRM for mobile
- Technology/Marketing
- Google innovates with Fast Flip news reader
- New Zune aimes squarely at iPod dominance
- Japan trio to merge mobile units
- Broadcasters push for RadioDNS internet designation
- Study: P2P traffic down as much as 20% in N/A
- Talent/Features
- Robbie Williams launches publishing company
- Lily Allen slags rich rockers for music piracy stance
- De Burgh pens amusing review of reviewer’s ‘poisonousness’ snipe
- Author Dan Brown’s atrocious musical past
- Susan Boyle mobbed at LAX
- Pink on Kayne West: ‘An idiot, a waste and a toolbox’
- The Fray sues manager over copyright ownership of songs
- Wyman: play instrument, not games
- Coldplay, Oasis, Take That make Guinness records
- Video: Trailer for MJ’s ‘This Is It’ unfinished rehearsal
- No easy sell getting Alex Cuba on Furtado album, singer says
- Our Lady Peace continues to ‘Burn’ path across US
- Chartattack bombs new Canuck Rock book
- Free Downloads: 10 tracks from around the web
- YouTube Top Songs index
- Video: Emmanuel Jal: The music of a war child
- Obituaries
- Veteran US record exec Bob Greenberg, aged 75
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