Review: Adobe Soundbooth CS4

Adobe’s audio editing application, Soundbooth CS4, is a compromise. Although it includes more advanced features than the previous version, it’s still not willing to take on the role of a full-blown professional audio editor.

eMusic hits 250 million downloadseMusic, the indie song downloading service, recently celebrated reaching the 250 million song download milestone.
Ripping and playing audiobooksIf you buy audiobooks on CD, here's what you need to know to rip them and get them to play correctly in iTunes or on your iPod.

Ripping and playing audiobooks If you buy audiobooks on CD, here's what you need to know to rip them and get them to play correctly in iTunes or on your iPod.
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Let’s Rock event updates that should have been PC World’s Brennon Slattery laments the absence of five announcements he wanted to hear at Tuesday’s iPod event.
Do subscriptions make sense for iTunes? One of the rumors heading into Tuesday’s music event is that Apple will add a subscription component to its iTunes Store. Is that a good idea? Christopher Breen and Philip Michaels duke it out.
Come September: iPods Apple has announced a press event for next week, with all signs pointing to iPod-related news. Christopher Breen dons his speculation hat to ponder what September 9 might bring.
Don’t be a player hater PC World lists 11 things it hates about iTunes. If only they had spoken to Christopher Breen first, they might be singing a different tune.