• Jonas Brothers' A Little Bit Longer dropped 72% in its second week (lots of preorders?) but sold 147,000 units and held on to the #1 spot on the album chart. Unit sales were down 4.7% from last week and 13% from the same week last year. (Billboard.biz)

• Lime Wire has licensed the catalog of digital distributor The Orchard. The addition of 1.2 million songs pushes Lime Wire's catalog of DRM-free tracks over two million. (Press release)

• The blogger who posted unreleased Guns N' Roses tracks has been arrested. Of all the lawsuits against regular Joes relating to digital music, this could actually have some value as a deterrent. The guy's blog has some notes on the court proceedings. "The U.S.A. requested bail be set at $50,000. Skwerl’s court-appointed attorney thankfully called B.S. on that one and recommended his bail be $5,000. ... In the end, the Judge ruled that his bail be in the form of a signature bond at $10,000." (The Telegraph)

• Latvia's largest BitTorrent site has been shut down and two administrators arrested. (TorrentFreak)

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