The "Blurred Lines" case could have a chilling effect

Mar 11, 2015
Issues of inspiration and copyright get even more complicated over decades.

Record industry fights piracy with new global release day

Feb 27, 2015
You may not know it, but different countries used to have different release days for new albums.

2 nods, 1 category: Alexandre Desplat on scoring big

Feb 6, 2015
The composer on collaboration, the joys of his job and not worrying about Oscar.

Shazam CEO: Introducing visual 'Shazaming'

Jan 14, 2015
Plus, listen to CEO Rich Riley's 'Bad Day at Work' playlist

Gibson CEO: We're so much more than guitars

Dec 16, 2014
Iconic guitar company moves into headphone business, leases Tower Records building in L.A.

The music of politics

Oct 31, 2014
Meet one of the people behind the political campaign curtain.

Bono apologizes for free iTunes album

Oct 16, 2014
Automatic download of newest U2 album "Songs of Innocence" angered some users

For public good, not for profit.

Record labels try their luck at comedy

Oct 12, 2014
Record labels are relying on comedy as music sales continue to decline.

Quincy Jones on Clark Terry, a godfather of jazz

Oct 2, 2014
Terry was known for integrating "The Tonight Show" Band back in 1960, and taught jazz to Miles Davis, Winton Marsalis and Quincy Jones.
Justin Kauflin and Clark Terry in "Keep on Keepin' On."
Courtesy:RADiUS-TWC