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Tuesday, July 20, 2004

The BSA's obviously-too-high figure is debunked...by the very company that produced it.

What Napster 1.0 users have long known--internet downloads can introduce music beyond the typical radio fare.

New iPod.

Another possible INDUCE Act target for useful technology.

France buys the Industry line. As do more US colleges.

And then there were four.

Outrage over silly outragedmoderates.org plan.

Patents have ironically been holding back the spread of a key technology in the supposed 'battle' against illegal downloads.

--Ari

posted by Ari F. | 9:22 AM

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