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  | Hugh McGuire: 40,000 E-Books a Day Found at 11/22/2008 via www.huffingtonpost.com
That's how many e-books are getting downloaded through Stanza, the simple e-book platform for the iPhone/iPod. Presented By: Expedition Week Continues Tonight Seven nights of one great discovery after another continues tonight at 9P e/p only on National Geographic Channel. From the ancient pyramids to the ocean depths, from lost cities to outer space, ... More...
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| Harvard professor fires back at RIAA's song-swapping lawsuits Found at 11/21/2008 via www.firstamendmentcenter.org
BOSTON ? The music industry's courtroom campaign against people who share songs online is coming under counterattack. More...
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| Hope for cut in music fees after landmark legal win Found at 11/21/2008 via www.thepublican.com
Pubs could enjoy a major cut in the fees they have to pay for playing background music after a landmark legal victory in the High Court today. More...
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| Have a Cow With Creative's Zen Moo Moo-sic Player [Zen Moo] Found at 11/21/2008 via gizmodo.com
Holy cow! Just in time for the upcoming Year of the Ox, Creative has released its Zen Moo line of mp3 players and speakers in China. Based on the Zen Stone, you can get either the Zen Moo or the Zen... More...
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| How I Plan to Taste Music [Music] Found at 11/20/2008 via gizmodo.com
I haven't attained new music very regularly in years since the days I actually respected FM content. Between the modern choice?buying tracks, subscribing to a service or stealing it?I'm... More...
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| How Can The Music Industry Be In Trouble With All This Free Promotion. Found at 11/19/2008 via www.techcrunch.com
2007 person-to-person music downloads were worth a staggering $69 billion , and movie/television piracy continues to grow, says a new study. And all that free promotion didn't cost them a penny. At least, that's how Techdirt sees it . And I agree. Instead of embracing what might be the largest free marketing giveaway in the history of the world, the music labels instead sue their customers. ... More...
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| Hearing loss no deci-bull Found at 11/19/2008 via www.westerncourier.com
MP3 players are becoming an increasingly popular form of entertainment. Recently, issues have arisen due to the likelihood that these portable digital music players have caused irreversible hearing loss to those who use them. Apple was even sued over the matter in 2006. More...
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| Huge cache of pirated CDs seized in Punjab Found at 11/18/2008 via www.calcuttanews.net
The Punjab police Thuesday seized around 1,000 pirated CDs and arrested two men after a tip-off from the officials of the Indian Music Industry, a consortium of 142 firms. More...
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| Hotshot lawyer tries to derail music file-sharing cases Found at 11/18/2008 via www.independent.co.uk
The music industry's courtroom campaign against people who share songs online is coming under counterattack. More...
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| Harvard Professor: File-Sharing Lawsuits Unconstitutional Found at 11/17/2008 via www.foxnews.com
Law professor says letting record industry police, prosecute people who download music illegal because it lets private group enforce criminal law. More...
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| Hotshot lawyer tries to derail music file-sharing cases Found at 11/17/2008 via www.nzherald.co.nz
BOSTON - The music industry's courtroom campaign against people who share songs online is coming under counterattack. More...
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| Harvard Law Prof Takes on RIAA in Music Copyright Fight Found at 11/17/2008 via hosted.ap.org
Harvard Law School professor Charles Nesson has launched a constitutional assault against a federal copyright law at the heart of the industry's aggressive strategy, which has wrung payments from thousands of song-swappers since 2003. Neeson has come to the defense of a Boston University graduate student targeted in one of the music industry's lawsuits. By taking on the case, Nesson hopes to ... More...
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| Harvard professor hopes to torpedo the music industry's lawsuits against online song-swappers Found at 11/17/2008 via www.startribune.com
BOSTON - The music industry's courtroom campaign against people who share songs online is coming under counterattack. More...
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| Harvard Prof Launches Song-Swapping Lawsuit Found at 11/17/2008 via www.thebostonchannel.com
The music industry's courtroom campaign against people who share songs online is coming under counterattack. More...
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| How the BlackBerry, iPod and other blockbuster products got their names Found at 11/17/2008 via www.itbusiness.ca
Coming up with a great technology product or service is only half the battle these days. More...
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| How'd Those Tech Products Get Their Names? Found at 11/16/2008 via www.pcworld.com
Red Hat, Twitter, Blackberry, iPod -- Here's these and other well-known products got their striking and memorable monikers. More...
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