U2 manager Paul McGuinness lashes out at Google over music piracy sites

U2 manager Paul McGuinness has slammed Google as "a monopoly" and criticised the way it displays illegal download sites in search results. Related Stories BBC iPlayer to launch on Sky Anytime+

Agent155.com Begins Development of Music Licensing and Download Service for Musicians Worldwide

DENVER -- Agent155 Media Group, Inc. (OTCQB:AGMC.PK - News), a provider of multi-media content management tools providing exposure, networking and collaboration opportunities to Fashion, Performer, Art, Sports, ...

Productiontrax.com Expands Royalty Free Music and Sound Effects Offerings With Pro Sound Effects

Royalty Free Music library Productiontrax.com partners with Pro Sound Effects to add over 30,000 new sound effects files to expand product offerings.Phoenix, Arizona (PRWEB) January 06, 2012 Productiontrax.com (http://www.productiontrax.com), a global leader in royalty free music and media distribution, today announced an expanded partnership with Pro Sound Effects. The expanded partnership ...

Best Web Sites to Find Free Music in 2012

NEW YORK (MainStreet) -- Free music still exists online, but it's about to get a little harder to find. For months, music listeners have had their pick of free music on demand from Spotify, a music streaming service that partners with the four major record labels to offer some 15 million songs, but that's about to change. When Spotify launched in the U.S. in July, it offered users unlimited free ...

Adele, other top acts, avoid music-streaming sites

Adele's "21" was the biggest album of 2011, hitting the top spot in dozens of countries and garnering six Grammy nominations in November. Her latest single, "Someone Like You," is playing everywhere. Everywhere except...