Music

Elance, a company that uses the web to fix up freelancers, forecasts that one out of four college students in 2013 will earn money through online jobs. Researchers at Georgie Tech are working to create a robot that will improvise music along with humans.

The celebrated musician and composer speaks about his new album and his new app.

A Maine state senate candidate gets attacked for her online gaming activities, and a startup that wants to help you sell your used MP3s goes to court against a big entertainment company.

Networks and cable companies might not like the content boom but it may be too late to stop.

The computer giant withdrawal from EPEAT may turn into a profit.

Is a computer of yours other than the one you’re reading this on not connecting to the Internet this morning? Plus, aliens come to earth and they love Andy Gibb.

The battle over a new bill heats up. Plus, what are the hippest music cities in the world? You'll never guess.

Having your tech chops may be more important than being able to play "Stairway."

Aaron Dunn, of the organization Musopen, talks about his project to build a royalty-free library of classical music played by symphony orchestras that you can listen to, make a movie with, and use to sell stuff.