Music sales rose 9.1% in Q1 2004 over the Q1 2003, according to Nielsen SoundScan.
Music sales rose 9.1% in Q1 2004 over the Q1 2003, according to Nielsen SoundScan. Album sales were up 9.2%. Sales of CDs, which represent 96% of album sales, rose 10.6%.
GitHub: We won't take down any of your content unless we really have to
Microsoft's open-source code-sharing platform's latest report places freedom of expression above all else.
Trump's DOJ and Sun founder McNealy back Oracle in Google's Android-Java fight
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Samsung names non-executive director as board chair
It is the first time a non-executive director has been chosen to head Samsung Electronics' board.
Europe unveils its big AI strategy: Others are abusing AI. That mustn't happen here
The European Commission has new ideas for ensuring AI is used responsibly – not like it is in other countries.
This could mean that EU regulators have no choice but to investigate unless further mediation stages prove successful.
US District Court dismisses Huawei lawsuit that federal ban is unconstitutional
'Contracting with the federal government is a privilege, not a constitutionally guaranteed right,' according to a US District Court judge.
Facebook's approach to content moderation slammed by EU commissioners
The social media giant's campaign for better regulation did little to impress the European Commission.
Motorola Solutions wins $765m theft and copyright lawsuit against Hytera
The ruling comes nearly three years since Motorola Solutions initially filed the complaint against Hytera.
Samsung board Chairman Lee Sang-hoon resigns following jail sentence
Lee Sang-hoon is serving time for violating labor union laws.
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