QRS Music Technologies, Inc. Uses PNOscan™ to Open New Markets

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QRS Music Technologies, Inc. Uses PNOscan™ to Open New Markets
QRS Music Technologies, Inc. , a leader in the design, manufacture and distribution of pianos, piano-based audio and multimedia products, music and piano technologies, announced the entry of it’s new PNOscan key sensing technology into several new markets.
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Sharp exits PC business to focus on Galapagos tablets
Japanese electronics giant Sharp has never been a big player in the North American computer market, but it had maintained business selling notebook and desktop computers, particularly in Japan. But no more: the company has announced that it is exiting the personal computer business completely, and will focus its marketing and information technology efforts on its forthcoming Android-powered …
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Music, romance, mystery and political authors on tap at Westport Library
“I approach music…as a way of knowing the world,” said New Yorker music critic and award-winning author Alex Ross in the introduction to his new book, Listen to This. Taking its title from a 2004 essay in which Ross described his late-blooming discovery of pop music, the book offers a view of the musical scene from the Renaissance to Radiohead, showcasing the best of Ross’ writing from more …
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Music Startups CAN Work: MOG CEO David Hyman Responds To imeem’s Dalton Caldwell
This guest post was written by David Hyman , a self-proclaimed music junkie and CEO and founder of MOG, a startup that offers both a premium music service and a portal of music content. Before starting MOG, David served as CEO of Gracenote, the world’s largest music database and music-identification service, which sold to Sony for $ 260 million in 2008. Previously, he was SVP of Marketing at MTV …
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