Looking to be the first viable movie download service, Starz Entertainment launches Vongo.

And Limewire.com isn't too far behind.

Industry approved music downloads suffered a slight decline as the Christmas season heats up.

Industry approved music downloads suffered a slight decline as the Christmas season heats up.

The success of iTunes gives customers even more reasons not visit music stores.

With pricing negotiations scheduled for 2006, it appears the 99-cent days of iTunes are just about over.

The circuit is now complete, as all four major music labels sign on with SnoCap.

New BitTorrent site named Podropolis.com may give prospective video iPod customers just the push they need.

If you thought 99 cents per download was pricey, check out how Sprint outdoes the competition.

In less than two week's time, Apple has once again managed to do what has eluded the copyright industry.

Can an online, digital record label stand up against the big four?

There’s more than one way to skin a cat, according to the old wife’s tale, and if that doesn't tickle your fancy, there’s also more than one way to get your music for free from the internet. Little wonder that the music industry are now starting to work themselves into a legal frenzy in a bid to try and plug the loopholes.

A new study finds that music subscription services need to lower their prices to catch on with the mainstream.

Sony OKs the free and unrestricted distribution of its entire catalog on PlayLouder's ISP broadband network - but there's just one small catch.

Authorized music distributor buys P2P spoofing firm.