What Apple can teach Nintendo and Sony (Macworld)
Nintendo and Sony can learn a thing or two from how gaming has developed on the iPhone platform, PC World’s Darren Gladstone says.

Apple a Day: No surprises in last Macworld keynote (Baltimore Sun)

Mac News: Apple Announces iLife 09 and iWork 09 (PDA Buyer's Guide)
At Macworld today, Phil Schiller introduced the 2009 versions of the company's iWork and iLife suites, which add several new features and enhancements.iLifeApple(R) today introduced iLife(R) '09, which features major upgrades to iPhoto(R), iMovie(R) and GarageBand(R), and includes iDVD(R) ...

Event: Peabody, The Pleasure Of Books, The Amcats @ The Edinburgh Castle, Adelaide (06/12/08) (Faster Louder)
Peabody at the Ed Castle.

Hollywood's Musicians Institute teaches the endangered art of A & R (Los Angeles Times)
In the troubled music industry, many labels have cut or eliminated their artists-and-repertoire staff. But instructors at MI are determined to teach the skill of making a musical connection. Once upon a time, A&R were the sexiest letters in the music industry's alphabet.

Bopper’s family to auction casket (The Globe Gazette)
BEAUMONT, Texas (AP) — Perhaps rock ’n’ roll’s most macabre historical artifact will go on the block when the family of the late 1950s pop star J.P. “The Big Bopper� Richardson auctions his casket on eBay sometime in the next few weeks — almost 50 years after “the day the music died.�

Chapter Index (All About Jazz)
All About Jazz: I'd like to get started with how you got into music, as well as your upbringing. Alfred Harth: It was a long time ago! My family's background is that of a quite well-supported middle class.

Teaching the endangered art of A & R (Los Angeles Times)
Instructors at Hollywood's Musicians Institute want to keep the skill alive.

Big Bopper's casket to sell on eBay (Access Atlanta)
Beaumont, Texas - Rock 'n' roll's most macabre historical artifact will go on the block when the family of the late 1950s pop star J.P. "The Big Bopper" Richardson auctions his casket on eBay sometime in the next few weeks - almost 50 years after "the day the music died."

You could own "Big Bopper's" casket (ABC 13 Houston)
Rock 'n' roll's most macabre historical artifact will go on the block