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• Guitar heroes can really learn to rock (Independent) 11 March 2010
  All those hours spent perfecting your technique in ‘Rock Band’ and ‘Guitar Hero’ don’t, I’m afraid, add up to any real finger-picking skills.
• Power Gig: it's a rhythm game... with a real guitar (Ars Technica) 10 March 2010
  There is a point when playing rhythm games such as Rock Band or Guitar Hero where you hit a kind of wall; there is only so much to learn hitting buttons as notes flow down the screen. Power Gig: Rise of the Six String —in addition to having a terrible title—wants to break that wall by teaching you actual guitar skills if you choose to move past what the […]
• Unleash Your Inner Rock Star At Florida’s Newport Guitar Festival (PRWeb via Yahoo! News) 12 March 2010
  Florida’s Newport Guitar Festival today announced the multiple events and artists to appear at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino and Hard Rock Live, April 16-18. As a tribute to the world’s most popular instrument during International Guitar Month, the Festival celebrates both the visual and sonic milestones of the guitar with hundreds of unique […]
• Gibson Learn and Master Guitar App for iPhone (The Gadgeteer) 8 March 2010
  Gibson, maker of fine guitars, has teamed with Legacy Learning Systems to produce an app that lets you do things from tune your guitar to learn to play (better). With the Gibson Learn & Master Guitar app, you can tune your guitar using the chromatic tuner (using this with the touch requires a microphone) or [...] Filed in categories: Musical Gear , News […]
• Oregon QB Masoli suspended for next season (AP via Yahoo! News) 12 March 2010
  Oregon quarterback Jeremiah Masoli was suspended Friday for the upcoming season by coach Chip Kelly after pleading guilty to second-degree burglary in the theft of a pair of laptops and a guitar from a campus fraternity.
• Oregon QB Masoli suspended for next season (AP via Yahoo! Sports) 12 March 2010
  Oregon quarterback Jeremiah Masoli was suspended Friday for the upcoming season by coach Chip Kelly after pleading guilty to second-degree burglary in the theft of a pair of laptops and a guitar from a campus fraternity. Masoli, who had been mentioned as a potential Heisman candidate, will remain on scholarship with the Ducks.