A Cautionary Tale From the Digital Music Wars. Or: How to Make $63 in Five Years on the Web - at AllThingsD - Tue 4:49 pm ET
In which a musician finds it very difficult to find out just how much money he's made on the Web. Even harder: Making money from music on the Web.

Pystar Annihilation Postponed - at AllThingsD - Tue 1:17 pm ET
Psystar’s 17-month legal battle with Apple may not end in the Mac clone maker’s total obliteration. The two companies have agreed to a partial settlement, court documents show. Odd that Apple, which just days ago seemed intent on hanging Psystar’s lifeless body from the gates of 1 Infinite Loop, would agree to such a thing.

Search Users Evidently Just a Bunch of Megan Fox-Ogling, WWE-Patronizing NASCAR Fans - at AllThingsD - Tue 12:31 pm ET
If our search engine queries are, on some level, a reflection of who we are as people, then we are a sorry, sorry lot indeed. Google, Microsoft and Yahoo all released their lists of the top search queries for 2009 today and they reveal us to be a nation of celebrity-obsessed, Swine Flu-suffering, vampire-loving, Megan Fox-ogling, Lady Gaga-humming, World Wrestling Entertainment-patronizing NASCAR fans.

AT&T Ranked Last in Consumer Reports' Best Cell Phone Service Survey - at AllThingsD - Tue 10:57 am ET
Consumer Reports’ annual report on wireless customer satisfaction hits the streets this week and it doesn’t have much good to say about AT&T. In a survey of more than 50,000 of its readers spanning 26 U.S. cities, Consumer Reports found that the carrier had the lowest customer-satisfaction rating in 19 of the cities surveyed.

Mr. Murdoch (and the Rest of News Corp.) Go to Washington - at AllThingsD - Tue 8:22 am ET
Another day, another "future of journalism" panel. Actually, this one, hosted by the Federal Trade Commission, is a two-day event, which is enough time to hear from three different News Corp. executives.

Is YouTube Ready for Prime Time? Google Wants to Stream TV, for a Fee - at AllThingsD - Tue 6:00 am ET
YouTube, which is already trying out the movie rental business, wants to get into TV, too. Google's video site has been trying to convince the TV industry to let it stream individual shows for a fee.

Mel Karmazin's Wish List: More Satellite Radios, Fewer Journalists - at AllThingsD - Mon 4:23 pm ET
A new ad campaign is helping move more radios, says the Sirius XM CEO, who also has some staffing advice for news organizations.