A group of top Canadian artists is standing up to the record industry and giving their vocal support to music fans who just want their fair use rights.

Variable pricing for songs on the store? Not if Jobs has his way, and it rather looks like he will, according to new reports.

ABC's top shows will be broadcast over the net to viewers for nada. Cue low-res mystery and intrigue...

Zach Braff and gang are coming to an iPod near you as Scrubs debuts on iTunes, with all existing episodes of Season 5 available for $1.99 each, thanks to a unique deal between NBC and Touchstone Television.

The employees of Dunder-Mifflin are to make a between-season appearance on the web in a series of exclusive episodes that won't be aired on TV.

Our very own Wil Harris is a guest this week on the number one geek podcast, This Week In Tech. Go grab it!

The network that shows Lost and Desperate Housewives will be conducting a download experiment this year. Could this be the beginning of the IPTV era?

The US Department of Justice is investigating the price of digital music downloads. Sony BMG, Universal, EMI and Warner Music Group are all in the firing line.

iTunes celebrated the downloading of it's one billionth song last night. The winner will receive a prize package that includes a new 20-inch iMac, 10 60GB iPods, and a $10,000 iTunes Music Card.

The Ricky Gervais Show, the most popular podcast on iTunes, is to end its free-to-air run - and charge a monthly fee for the download.