This is so lame, it hurts.

Opentape is a free, open-source package that lets you make and host your own mixtapes on the web.

It has the potential to drastically cut costs of existing music services since they wouldn't have to foot the bill (both royalty and bandwidth) to stream content to users that they already have - thereby helping enable more viable economics around music discovery and sharing sites. Or perhaps lets existing music content sites exit the content licensing/streaming business altogether (some speculate that Last.fm's recent moves away from free streaming everywhere but US, UK and Germany are the first step in this direction) and instead focus on adding value *around* the content.

And the buck gets passed again. *sigh*

Rags Gupta's new venture for playlisting

Nice new player from the KCRW crew.

Stream video live from your mobile phone.

The battleground is YouTube and Scientology's weapon is a clip of me losing it in the "Mind Control" section of a gruesome exhibition.

Search. Find. Watch TV on the Internet

Microsoft's MSN has turned to music-upstart Pandora to recycle and rev up its free online radio service.

Yottamusic gives you fast and easy web-based access to all 2.8 million songs in the Rhapsody music library.

The late music promoter Bill Graham's trove of souvenirs and recordings strikes a chord online

Decent interview with Mark Cuban about all things copyright and digital

Ruby On Rails + Asynchronous JavaScript + XML

QuickTime is the standard

Not sure if this is how to do it, but MS might be on to something

This is just the start of someting huge

Al Gore's new venture

Podcasting from the jungle

Apparently very DRMed music videos on your PC

Kind of what Virgin started doing, but may be cooler

Radio via your mobile

Info about Gore's new network of TV blogging

The killer app for 3G may just turn out to be voice calls

I think it's the next hope - much to lose, a lot to gain

Another article on Gore's new media veture

Flash Flash Flash Flash

VOIP to P2P

AOL is really beefing up their content offerings

Cool short films

Flash for mobile

open source video streaming

Free is good

Probably won't save terrestrial radio, but it's gonna be good for net radio

Applying the Long Tail to TV

Helps you find music you like

Personalized radio

Clear Channel wants to own you

UMG and AOL come to an agreement on music videos for VOD

Time-shifting application offering radio and "dj" stuff

Now that people are podcasting, how do we find the goods?

EU Internet TV new site

Video searching

Bill sent this company to us in an email to check out

Vidiator's umbrella company

Don't like what's on? Roll your own channel

Niche extreme sports video downloads

A look at Yahoo Music from the inside

Niche TV coming soon

DRM-free sharing over Bluetooth is coming

No one cares about TV over the net or mobile devices

Another nail in radio's coffin

Be your own broadcaster