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Britain agrees plan to tackle online music piracy
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's six biggest Internet providers have agreed a plan to tackle piracy within the music and film industries, pledging to send warning letters to users suspected of illegal file-sharing.
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£30 annual 'tax' for unlimited downloads to stop Net pirates
Moves to revolutionise music downloading, including a plan to scrap the current system of paying for each track and charge an annual fee instead were unveiled today.
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On Today
Music on the Lawn with the Belvedere Broadcasters at Government House, 6 p.m., 1401 Rockland Ave. House open from 4-5 p.m. ltgov.bc.ca.
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Chicago's Finest
Jammin' at the Zoo: Chicago's wildest concert venue, Lincoln Park Zoo, is gearing up for rock music with Fastball and Blind Melon at 7 to 10:30 p.m. July 25. Ticketed guests can enter the zoo at 6 p.m. Concert is centrally located by the seals, lions and tigers.
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Social Scene rocker not Broken
When Toronto musical collective Broken Social Scene stopped touring behind their 2005 self-titled album, many believed there would be a lull between albums.
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Harborfest activities open today in Oswego
Harborfest opens at noon today in the city of Oswego. For a complete schedule, see today's Weekend section. Here is today's performance schedule: Children's Stage 12:15 to 1 p.m.: "In Quest of Columbus." Children's musical.
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RAGBRAI riders pedal to halfway spot
Toledo, Ia. —After a late night in Ames with music from Styx and the Nadas, Wednesday morning came especially early for some riders. The cool air and flat miles from Ames to Nevada were welcome.
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In the papers 24 July
Vodafone to buy back STG1 billion in shares Microsoft announces reorganisation as key exec departs
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Canasta deals a winning hand in orchestral pop
For several years now, advertising agencies and Hollywood music directors have had a better track record of championing previously unheralded new artists than the major record companies.
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Luthier's Pride.com Supports the Arts
We at Luthier's Pride appreciate the synergy that results when musicians and luthiers come together. Therefore, we are launching the Luthier's Pride Musicians' Circle. ( http://www.luthierspride.org ) (PRWeb Jul 24, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/07/prweb1136054.htm
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Giordanao, Kirov plan inspired dance programming
GIORDANO AT THE HARRIS: When the Giordano Jazz Dance Chicago company makes its annual visit to the Harris Theatre for Music and Dance this fall (Oct. 24 and 25), it will pay tribute to its founder and guiding light, Gus Giordano, who died this past March.
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Contribution helps arts centre pay for piano
Jeremy VanSlyke paid for a piano key and got a grand piano in return - for a day, at least.
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Special events: Drums Along the Maumee this weekend
The Toledo Humane Society's Bow Wow Bash is scheduled from 7 to midnight tomorrow in the Nairobi Pavilion at the zoo. The 21 and older crowd will dance to the music of Johnny Rocker and the Hitmen and enjoy a variety of grazing foods and drink. Raffles will be held throughout the evening, with all proceeds benefiting the Humane Society. The 5th annual A Midsummer Night Up on the Roof takes ...
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Comic juggles entertainment, patriotic cause
Thu, Jul 24, 2008 (2 a.m.) YouTube turned comedian Chris Bliss back into a juggler. Bliss, who performs this weekend at South Point, started his career juggling to music.
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Q&A: Music and file-sharing
UK net firms have pledged to do more to tackle illegal file-sharing. This Q&A explains the background to the deal.
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'Winehouse's problems like Jackson, Hendrix'
London, July 24 : Rapper Nelly has compared the problems of British singer Amy Winehouse, whose drug addiction has taken a toll on her health and who is suffering from emphysema, to those of Michael Jackson and guitar legend Jimi Hendrix who died when he was just 27.
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Consumer Goods balance politics, pop
Look out, Propagandhi. Watch your backs, Weakerthans. There's a new batch of politically minded indie-rockers on the local scene.
Jam! Showbiz |
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Doc Walker movin' on down the line
There will be some foot stompin' and hip shakin' at Capital EX tonight as Manitoba band Doc Walker brings its crafty country melodies to the Ed Fest stage.
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Here and Now
The Naper Settlement will host a summer concert at 6 p.m. Saturday at the settlement, 523 S. Webster St., Naperville. Doors open at 5 p.m. Michael McDermott will perform with opening act Back Door Slam, a rock and blues band. Tickets are $15 in advance or $20 at the door.
The Beacon News |
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'Muspratt on Puccini'
Kirk Muspratt, driving force behind DuPage Opera Theatre, shares his thoughts about Puccini and "Tosca" in an exclusive interview with Beacon News Music Critic Jim Edwards.
The Beacon News |
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Daedelus: Love to Make Music To
Daedelus' ninth album since 2002's Invention and first on Ninja Tune, embraces love and lust in all of their facets. read more
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Jack Johnson headlines Osheaga Festival
MONTREAL -- Osheaga is on the move. How, you ask? Look no further than your calendar.
Plattsburgh Press Republican |
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Music naturally
In a Montreal hotel room, Helena Baillie lost herself in the strains of a Scarlatti piano sonata, playing the piece on a viola crafted just five years or so after the composer's birth in 1685.
Plattsburgh Press Republican |
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New director wants to revitalize festival
There's a revolution coming to the small island of Lameque this weekend, with roots stretching back to the 17th century.
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Lewis hosting Kidzfest family event in Joliet
Lewis University is set to welcome children of all ages to its mini-campus during Kidzfest, a family festival in Joliet featuring entertainment, activities and events for children up to age 12.
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