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.

EMI to sell DRM-free music on iTunes

UK label giant eschews industry-wide reliance on copy-protection software; Apple to charge 30 cents more per song.

Report: iPhone in stores by June 11

AT&T Wireless sales rep tells CNET News.com that the much-hyped music-playing phone has a release date.

iTunes rolls out full album promotion

Digital music store will now allow users who have purchased single songs to buy the rest of the album at a reduced price.

Sprint drops download price to 99 cents

Single songs will cost $1.51 less each, as wireless giant hopes to kick-start its download business with a new music phone.

Digital Digest: The Doors, Napster, Nike+iPod, EA & Nettwerk, Zune & MIMS

The Doors break on through; Napster inks AT&T deal; Nike expands iPod-ready shoe lines; EA and Nettwerk spin off music firm; Zune wants to show why it's hot.

SXSW: Pete Townshend, live and direct

Legendary Who guitarist talks reunion, intimate solo efforts, and his forthcoming Web site that was nearly 30 years in the making.