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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.
• 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?
• 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.
• 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.
• Music Piracy Wars May Finally Take a Break A survey suggests music labels should relax, while a new P2P project self-polices users.
• 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.
• 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.
• Manage All Your Media in Windows 7 From online streaming to all-new library controls, here's how to get more out of Windows 7's new multimedia features.
• Spam Strangles YouTube Antivirus vendor Kaspersky A prediction of a spam-filled YouTube is coming dangerously close to reality.
• Flip Video MinoHD (Second Generation) Pocket Camcorder The second-generation Flip MinoHD is the sexiest and most solidly built pocket camcorder we've seen yet, and it backs those refinements up with very good video quality.
• YouTube, Warner Music Close to Licensing Deal Deal would bring Warner Bros. recording artists back to YouTube, after nine months of silence.
• Hot Prototypes: We Have Designs on Tomorrow's Coolest Gadgets Today We searched the development labs and drawing boards of Silicon Valley and beyond to give you a look at some of the most promising ideas in mobile computing.
• Home Sharing: At Last, iTunes Library Synchronization In a house full of music lovers, the new iTunes 9 feature Home Sharing lets up to five computers in a household share music and movies.
• iTunes 9 Adds Genius Mixes Apple's Rock 'n' Roll event includes new iTunes functions to play on the refreshed iPods.
• Report: China Tightens Rules for Online Music Providers China is tightening the rules for online music sales and distribution, according to the Wall Street Journal.
• Pirate Bay ISP Victim of Sabotage After Shutdown UPDATE: Black Internet, the ISP that on Monday turned off the access to file-sharing site The Pirate Bay, says it has become the victim of sabotage.
• Share and Discover Music at Blip.fm If you routinely find yourself tweeting about songs you like, Blip.fm offers a decidedly Twitter-like experience for listening to and talking about music.
• Obama's DOJ Skewers P2P File-Sharer Jammie Thomas-Rasset loses a chance for relief from a $1.92 million fine; Tenenbaum's Next
• Teens Just Won't Pay for Music Researchers say 61 percent of teens and young adults illegally download music, and they won't change their piracy habits.
• Sonos CR200 Controller The new remote for this high-end digital music system is smaller, but with a better screen and easier navigation.
• RIAA Claims Another File-Swapping Win Tenenbaum's defense turned to Styrofoam and the RIAA has posted a $675,000 victory for music-sharing.
• RIAA's Latest File-Sharing Win: $675,000 from Boston Student A federal jury has fined Boston University student Joel Tenenbaum $675,000 for music piracy.