Fosters, a North Carolina based restaurant, is being smacked with a lawsuit from Broadcast Music Incorporated for $30,450 with an additional $10,700 in legal fees for playing four unlicensed songs. BMI cited its propensity to “protect songwriters” for the legal actions taken. BMI went on to state that they had taken numerous measures to collect more »

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The holidays are behind us once again and it’s time to start those resolutions you made. If one of them is to lose weight,(it’s one of the most common resolutions people make-and one of the ones most don’t stick to) here are a few websites to help you stay on track.

Hey, if thousands of people are doing it, it can’t be wrong…..right? That’s the million dollar question about one of the newest music sites on the Web. Songza advertises itself as a “music search engine and Internet jukebox”. Ummm, ok. Or, one might also say they are a site you can go to in order to search out music and be able to listen to and download it for free. I’m just sayin’.

With 28 million songs instantly playable on the site, 10 month old Songza is luring in the music-seeking crowd pretty nicely. And they make their songs playable in a rather creative way. When you go on their site and enter the song or band title of your choosing, Songza will search the huge inventory of music videos on YouTube looking for it. Then, it streams the audio of the song, while hiding the video in an unseen margin of the browser. Pretty dang tricky, but…..is it actually legal?