Digital Digest: Amazon, eMusic, Napster & Circuit City, Steve Jobs, Sirius

Report: retail giant set to launch MP3 store; eMusic hits milestone, rolls out live sets; Apple chief gets $1 again; Sirius lobbies in DC.

Internet radio fights for its life

Copyright Royalty Board upholds decision, broadcasters hope to appeal to Congress, and industry tries to make nice.

Digital Digest: iTunes, AnywhereCD, IODA & Last.fm, piracy in Russia

Apple reportedly pondering subscription play; Michael Robertson's latest move; Last.fm builds catalog; Russia amps up piracy laws.

Beatles, EMI settle royalties standoff

End of long-standing dispute could remove the last remaining obstacle to bringing the Fab Four's catalog online.

MP3.com Digital Digest: Music sales, The Beatles, China, CD Baby & MySpace

Report says sales to plummet by 2009; Head of Fab Four's company leaves; US takes piracy case to WTO; CD Baby artists to sell MP3s through MyStore.

iPod crosses 100-million threshold

Five years and five months since its inception, vaunted digital media player passes another milestone.

SanDisk, Yahoo team for MP3 player

Wireless Sansa Connect player, which sells for $250, will be paired with Yahoo's music service.

Zune goes pink, eyes DRM-free tunes

Microsoft's digital music player will add a pink hue next month and a red one after that; DRM-free music from EMI to follow.

RIAA targets label-backed NIN leaks

By leaving music-loaded USB keys at restrooms during tour, band leaks tracks, but industry's enforcer cracks down on blogs that post them.

MP3.com Digital Digest: iTunes & EU, Internet radio, Guitar Hero, Napster

Apples faces $600 million fine over pricing; NPR pleads its case; Harmonix unveils Rock Hero game; Napster boasts more than 830,000 subscribers.