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Wednesday, January 19, 2005

P2P hub operators plead guilty. And here.

German National Library gets a no-DRM license. How necessary was it? How about the rest of us?

Cali-INDUCE. Poor Ed.

DivX seeks to beat out the giants. A villified technology might actually make the MPAA money?

Micropayments and the end of ads. Since those online music store subscriber models are working out oh-so-well.

Bollywood goes where Hollywood won't yet.

Online music sales over 200 million in 2004. Still not close to the billions on P2P networks.

--Ari

posted by Ari F. | 9:30 PM

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