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  • New Apple iPod Nanos music players are displayed at the Appl<br>UNITED STATES - SEPTEMBER 13:  New Apple iPod Nanos music players are displayed at the Apple store in New York Wednesday, September 13, 2006. Is America's gadget fixation lifting Asians out of poverty or pushing them deeper into it? That has been a question ever since press reports suggested that Apple Computer Inc.'s iPod music players are being assembled in sweatshop conditions in China.  (Photo by Tom Starkweather/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

    With Apple discontinuing iPods, what are the alternatives?

    Marigold has a broken iPod and would like to hear about alternative MP3 players, mainly for listening to podcasts and Audible audio books
  • A&R disasters

    Maybe the public should be trusted over A&R men. As the man who signed An Emotional Fish, I should know...

  • Kings of Leon give away track

    Band offer fans a free track from their forthcoming album Only by the Night

  • Free music download: The Bug - Flying

    A song about the apocalypse. And, er, drinking carrot juice

  • Free festivals 2008 album!

    PLEASE NOTE: The rights for these tracks have expired and they are therefore no longer available to download

  • CSS bag of treats

    CSS - The Rat Is Dead

  • Exclusive download: Black Ghosts acoustic tracks

    As the Black Ghosts, ex-Simian frontman Simon Lord and former Wiseguy Theo Keating are better associated with blaring, boisterous techno than softly strummed acoustic music. But that's exactly what we have here; delicate little unplugged versions of three selected album tracks from the duo's self-titled debut album. A world away from their usual ear-splitting stuff, we think you'll agree.

  • Exclusive download: Black Lips' Bo Diddley tribute


    The flower punks take on rock and roll's pioneer

  • The dancing walkman: good idea?

    Sony launches its latest assault on the hegemony of the iPod, and this time it's egg-shaped

  • Some free bits of music for you

    We've picked out some ditties for you to download or stream for nothing. Show your love in the comments section and we might do it again

  • The Beatles, on iTunes? That'll be the day

  • Catch of the day: popular album cover art

  • At the business end of the 1990s music industry

    New novel Kill Your Friends is an hilarious indictment of the industry in the late 90s. Will we look back in a decade and feel the same derision for the late noughties?

  • Qtrax is too little, too late

    Qtrax might be the first major P2P to go legitimate, but it won't close the gap between legal and illegal downloading

  • Fresh Links: New Timbaland and Crystal Castles

    Plus, Obama compares Hillary to Celine Dion, Boy George now and then, and Ghostface Killah's realisation

  • Catch of the day: Your best final tracks

    The Beatles, the Smiths and Nicolas Sarkozy's cherie all know how to finish off an album. What are your favourite closing songs?

  • Music Weekly - featuring These New Puritans

    The post-punk trancers talk to us about fashion houses and zoos. Plus, the dongle reviews and a visit to Mali's Festival au Desert

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