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• IGetMusic Helps You Find, Record, and Save Music Record music from popular Internet radio stations and turn recordings into music files with iGetMusic.
• Listen Up for Twitter Tunes Tweets from around the world create the first album of Twitter music, compiled by a British composer.
• Control iTunes from the Windows 7 Taskbar This handy feature is so subtle, many users don't even realize it's there.
• Google Adds Captions to YouTube Search Automatic video captioning service is designed to make YouTube searches easier.
• YouTube Direct: Why Citizen Journalists Shouldn't Care YouTube's new tool lets you upload your footage to news Web sites, but why would you want them to swipe your clips?
• Migrate to Windows 7--Slowly, Part 6: iTunes Copying all your iTunes stuff to your new Windows 7 installation is surprisingly easy, especially if you know how to drag and drop.
• How to Buy a Cell Phone Need a new phone but dread making all those choices? Consumer Affairs Columnist Amber Bouman can help.
• BlueBeat vs. Beatles: 3 Things We've Learned The Beatles are banned again from BlueBeat, which will take its tune to court this month.
• Baidu Deal May be First Step in Linking to Licensed Music UPDATE: Baidu did not fully confirm a statement by music provider Qtrax that it will indeed start linking to licensed music downloads.
• Beatles Ban Takes Effect at BlueBeat The online retailer is complying with a court order to stop selling Beatles tunes online -- for now.
• The Beatles on iTunes: Don’t Hold Your Breath Just because the Beatles' music is coming in digital form, that doesn't mean we can expect to see it on iTunes.
• Beatles Tunes on Apple! Apple-Shaped USB, That Is No, you can't get Beatles tunes on iTunes or elsewhere (legally) online. But you will be able to get them on an apple-shaped USB drive.
• BlueBeat Ignores EMI, Still Sells Beatles Catalog Online EMI Group on Tuesday filed a copyright violation suit against an online music site selling MP3s of Beatles albums and individual tracks.
• Beatles Due Soon on USB -- But Not From Apple Apple Corps and EMI are releasing a remastered, special edition of Beatles tunes on an apple-shaped USB.
• New Sonos All-in-One Music Player Sounds Great, Approaches Affordability At $399, with built-in speakers and great sound, the ZonePlayer S5 network music system is a good deal, but its setup may pose problems for you.
• How to Buy an MP3 Player Get the right device for your lifestyle and music collection.
• Music Piracy Wars May Finally Take a Break A survey suggests music labels should relax, while a new P2P project self-polices users.
• Rhapsody User Base Drops, Despite iPhone App Success After a half-million Rhapsody for iPhone downloads, Rhapsody is still steadily losing subscribers.
• Palm Lost the iTunes Sync Battle (Again) Apple strikes again and disables Palm's ability to sync with iTunes.
• Hands-On: Google's Music Search Is Just So-So New service lets you listen to songs from your search results, but it doesn't always work as advertised.
• MSN Music to Add Content From MySpace? WSJ says Microsoft is talking to MySpace about a music deal.
• Lala for iPhone: Coming Soon (Fingers Crossed) An iPhone version of the music service has been touted as "coming soon" for a year — but now, "soon" might finally be just around the corner.
• 5 Ways I'd Pay for Hulu With video-streaming site Hulu planning to charge its viewers next year, I can think of five approaches that might get users to pay.
• MySpace Hopes to Reinvent Itself With New Music Features As part of its attempt to reinvent itself, MySpace unveiled a slew of new music products, including a massive collection of music videos, at the Web 2.0 conference.
• iHome iP1 iPod Dock The iP1 iPod dock aims to restore what compression has robbed from your music, but it suffers from some sound flaws.