Daily Music and Tech News
Written by Katharine Donelson
Published February 16, 2005
Published February 16, 2005
Part of Daily Music and Tech News
Free Downloads, anybody? Napster says Hack not a danger to their subscription model.
$1,200 for a cardboard tube. Christo relic causes eBay uproar
Next IE update stands alone
Localism in Broadcasting Reform Act Introduced to the Senate
Robot Soldiers
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DMX Music signs agreement with THP Capstar, Inc.
Broadcasting Decency Enforcement Act to be voted on by the House
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So the music industry is shitting bricks about the Napster burn-to-CD exploit, eh? Every stupid business model gets its come-uppance, sooner or later