All posts tagged "Music"
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Preetam Kaushik | 27 May 2016
The reality of the British music industry
British musicians and playback singers have taken over the largest chunk of music sales globally in 2015. However,...
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Justin Horner | 19 February 2016
Robotic Arm Creates World’s First Three Armed Drummer
The Georgia Institute of Technology in the US has done it again. A research team led by Professor Gil...
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Ravi Mandalia | 10 August 2015
Epilepsy patients may benefit from music therapy, study suggests
Researchers have suggested that epilepsy patients may benefit from music therapy as a study has shown that brainwave...
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Ravi Mandalia | 8 August 2015
Music in operating theatre likely to cause distractions, study finds
A newly published study in Journal of Advanced Nursing suggests that playing music in operating theatre might distract...
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Ravi Mandalia | 20 July 2015
Dementia patients could benefit from music therapy
Researchers have revealed through a study that dementia patients could benefit from music therapy with marked improvements to...
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Megha Kedia | 30 April 2015
Adidas teams up with Spotify to roll out new music app ‘Adidas Go’
Adidas has teamed up with Spotify to roll out a new music app dubbed Adidas Go targeted at...
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Ravi Mandalia | 30 March 2015
Classical music said to improve brain functions
A new study at the University of Helsinki has shown that listening to classical music modulates genes that...
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Ravi Mandalia | 16 March 2015
Listening to classical music may boost brain power, protect brain
Researchers have found that classical music has a positive effect on brain by enhancing activity of genes involved...
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Ravi Mandalia | 28 February 2015
WHO recommends just one hour of music everyday to avoid hearing loss
World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned that as many as 1.1 billion teenagers and young adults are at...
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Megha Kedia | 5 December 2014
Apple deliberately deleted non-iTunes music from iPods without informing users
Apple deleted songs purchased from competing digital music services from its users’ iPods, claimed plaintiffs’ lawyers during court...