Where the Music Business Is Going in 2020
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Music Features
Rolling Stone previews the headlines of the biggest stories in the music industry this year
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We’re Not Ready for a Massive Digital Terror Attack
Posted in: Politics FeaturesIn a new interview with Rolling Stone, Microsoft's Brad Smith says Cambridge Analytica was the Three Mile Island of privacy and Big Tech must work together to stop future meltdowns
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Could Texting Too Much Cause a Small Horn to Grow Out of Your Skull?
Posted in: Culture News"It's an epidemic. I see it all the time on X-rays," one chiropractor told Rolling Stone.
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How Facial Recognition Technology Could Bring a Slut-Shaming Nightmare
Posted in: Culture FeaturesA Chinese social media user is claiming to have developed such a system — but using tech to track and control women is sadly not new
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The Ultimate Guide to Smart Speakers
Posted in: Music ListsWe run down the latest offerings, from Apple's HomePod to the Sonos One. Which one is right for you?
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Apple’s New TV and Movie Streaming Service: What You Need to Know
Posted in: Music NewsApple launches Apple TV+, its premium video-streaming service offering dozens of new original television shows and films
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Apple’s Subscription News and Magazines Service: What You Need to Know
Posted in: Culture NewsApple unveils Apple News+, a $9.99/month newspaper and magazine subscription service that the company says is worth $8,000 a year in content
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Warner Music Group Signs an Algorithm to a Record Deal
Posted in: Music NewsA bundle of code, engineered by audio startup Endel, is under contract with Warner Music Group to release 20 albums this year
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Inside Garageband, the Little App Ruling the Sound of Modern Music
Posted in: Music FeaturesA secret recording studio on Apple’s Cupertino campus has made the beats of some of your favorite hits for the last 15 years
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Report: Genealogy Company Allowing FBI to Use Private DNA Database
Posted in: Culture NewsAccording to a new report, Family Tree DNA has been voluntarily granting the FBI access to its trove of information
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