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  • Australia says ONYA! Napster

    Even amid copyright disputes and legal proceedings Napster has proven that it may be down, but not out, Down Under. The file-swapping site has beat out rivals to take home a major Australian online music award.

  • Rob Irwin: Whatever Happened To That Guy With Purple Hair?

    Do you remember the scene in Ron Howard's 1992 movie "Far and Away" where Tom Cruise is galloping along on a horse, taking part in the famous Okalahoma Land Rush? Well, a similar thing happened to me recently ... sort of.

  • Music industry gets Web awards fix

    Offline popularity translated into online awards on the weekend as a number of established music industry figures picked up awards for their Web sites at the first annual Australian Music Awards, the ONYAs

  • Anna Raciti: Like Chalk and Cheese?

    Fruity wine and vintage cheese, movies and popcorn, wild nights and hangovers, these are things that go together well, but the music industry and the Internet?',,,"that volatile combination is a hard one for many to stomach.

  • Onya awards marred by cheating scandal

    The inaugural Australian Internet music awards, the ONYAs, have been marred by a cheating scandal, which has resulted in two bands being disqualified from the event.

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