January 14, 2004

Music Industry Puts Troops in the Streets. According to a report by Ben Sullivan in LA Weekly, the Recording Industry Association of America is using a new tactic against those who distribute unauthorised copies of music from the RIAA on the streets of the US. It appears that the RIAA is allowing suspected copyright violators to be mislead into believing that its own agents are really policemen. [kuro5hin.org] 9:11:04 PM     from PCWorld: Quintessential Player www.quinnware.com The ultimate customizable, universal, ad-free media player, this one can play (and record) Real, Shoutcast, and Windows Media streams, as well as almost every audio or video file format. Just download the right plug-in for the task. 7:28:18 PM     Which music player do you want me to start with?. Michael Aldridge, group product manager, of consumer electronics marketing, Windows Digital Media Division, just sent me this link: 500 cool devices now play Windows Media. [Robert Scoble: scobleizer] 6:14:26 PM     Aiwa's new supersmall 2GB MP3 player. A tiny new 2GB hard drive based MP3 player from Aiwa. The HZ-WS2000 is almost exactly the same size as the iPod mini, but... [Gizmodo] 6:08:15 PM

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