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Hello Music, connecting bands with opportunities [UPDATED]
L.A. Times Tech BlogComputers and the Internet have made it simple for unsigned artists to record and distribute their own songs, but they haven't made it easier for them to quit their day jobs. The do-it-yourself route is still a difficult path to success; plenty of... -
The iPod Revolution
GO INTO ANY SUBWAY CAR or fitness center or airplane cabin or school lounge and you will see something you did not see five years ago. Snaking out of people's ears are white cords attached to tiny boxes that sometimes you will see them fiddling with,...Tags: Football, Computer Networking and Internet, Karl Lagerfeld, National Football League, Entertainment
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The album: Obsolete to whom?
Back in 1979, rock critic Greil Marcus asked a bunch of his colleagues to answer the ultimate music fan's question: What one album would they want to have if they were stranded on a desert island? Just over 25 years later, I offered the same challenge...Tags: Death, Apple iPod, Big Daddy Kane, Marketing, Ornette Coleman
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Three-wheelers have designs on sportiness, safety
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterUsed to be that a three-wheeled motorcycle, or trike, meant one wheel in front, two in back. Then Can-Am sped onto the market with its snowmobile-esque Spyder, a three-wheeler that gave the segment a sporty makeover by putting the two wheels out front. In...Tags: Sicilian Mafia, Motorcycling, Car Safety Tips and Advice, Entertainment, Transportation
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If you thought Sansabelt was a relief ...
Send us your thoughts at opinionla@latimes.com. SanDisk ranks a distant number two to Apple in digital music player sales, accounting for less than 10% of the market compared to more than 70% for Apple's iPods. But its new Sansa Connect player provides a...Tags: Arts and Culture, Dining and Drinking, Apple iPod, MySpace, SanDisk Corporation
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'(More Bounce in) California' Soulkid #1 | 2005
Times Staff WriterMARC GODFREY left Vancouver, Canada, for London looking for a bigger audience for his music, but the England adventure only left him broke and frustrated. A friend told him to try Los Angeles — the sun is always shining, after all — so, by...Tags: Death, Bruce Springsteen, David Bowie, The O.C. (tv program), DVDs and Movies
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Guns, strikes, cuts and term limits
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger visited the L.A. Times last week to discuss his new budget plan and review the condition of California. Some clips and highlights: Broken budget process (MP3) Arnold Schwarzenegger: The system is a complete failure. I knew...Tags: Will Rogers, Crime, Law and Justice, Contracts, Overweight, Entertainment
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The Can-Am Spyder and Piaggio MP3 are trikes for the big kids
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterAny rider who's cracked the binding of a motorcycle magazine in recent years knows we're living in the golden age, but if the faithless are looking for more proof, the new three-wheelers would be it. This year marks the entrance of two new trikes to...Tags: Motorcycling, Car Guides and Reviews, Clubs and Associations, Entertainment, Transportation
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Schwarzenegger on taxes, immigration and more
Hours after Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger announced his latest budget revisions Wednesday, he sat down with Times editors and reporters to share his thoughts on taxes, the entertainment business and more. Below are excerpts of his remarks. You can find the...Tags: Australia (movie), Personal Data Collection, Immigration, Entertainment, Budgets and Budgeting
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Speaking with the new speaker
Karen Bass, California's new Assembly speaker, visited The Times last week to discuss her efforts to fix California's tax structure, negotiate a balanced budget with Republicans and reform foster care in the state. Below is a partial transcript of her...Tags: Social Issues, Family, Budgets and Budgeting, Employees, Career and Workplace
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More teens dissing discs in favor of online tunes
Los Angeles Times Staff WritersGoing to the mall to buy music may no longer be a rite of passage for adolescents. For the first time last year, nearly half of all teenagers bought no compact discs, a dramatic increase from 2006, when 38% of teens shunned such purchases, according to a...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, MySpace, Social Issues, Entertainment, Music Industry
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Looking for Napster 2.0
Eight years after the debut of Napster, the pioneering song-swapping service, file-sharing programs remain hugely popular among consumers -- and equally unpopular among the major record companies and movie studios. This disparity raises the question: If...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Business, Dining and Drinking, Apple iPod, Marketing
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