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Microsoft, Sony link up on digital music
Sony to sell new hit "virtual singles" over the Internet using technology developed by Microsoft.
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USA expected to give up on Lycos
Stiff shareholder opposition, led by CMGI, will probably doom the proposed merger.
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Make room for a new Net player
Seagram enlisting powerful allies, aiming to become the standard for delivering music over the Internet.
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Seagram, Bertelsmann to merge Net music units
Seagram Co. and Bertelsmann AG, owners of two of the world's largest record companies, plan to announce Wednesday that they are merging their Internet music operations, creating a large Web...
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MS facing the music from bands
Microsoft is having difficulty signing up stars to showcase its 'MS-Audio' technology.
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Microsoft set to invest in Reciprocal
Microsoft Corp. is expected to announce as early as Monday a $15 million equity investment in Reciprocal Inc., a company that has developed major technologies for delivering music and other media...
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The CES 2012 booth babe problem
CES 2012 booth babes sparked controversy and highlighted hypocrisy in the tech industry.
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Midori team member Jonathan Shapiro leaving Microsoft
It's been awfully quiet on the Midori front lately. But here's one bit of news related to Microsoft's (mostly) secret operating-system incubation project: Midori team Jonathan Shapiro is leaving...
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Floyd vs. Eben on Oracle and mySQL
You can take whichever side you choose. Just remember that at the end of this, and it will end, we need to shake hands and get on with it.
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Microkernel expert Shapiro to join Microsoft Midori effort
Jonathan Shapiro, one of the chief developers of the BitC language and Coyotos operating system, is joining Microsoft to work on Midori.
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Eben law can have an open source business model
Eben Moglen, whose Software Freedom Law Center provides free legal help to open source projects, has just announced Moglen Ravicher LLC, a for-profit law firm covering the same ground.
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Protectionism never works
Instead of erecting new trade barriers, CEA chief Gary Shapiro says it's time to retreat from the rhetoric of protectionism and fear.
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Eben Moglen predicts broad embrace of GPL 3
Open-source legal expert is bullish about the prospects for the upcoming new version of the General Public License.
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Putting the GPL on trial
SCO's strategy of challenging the legality of the GNU General Public License suggests a fundamental misreading of the Copyright Act.
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Lasting impression--downloading is illegal
In the battle to control Internet piracy, Hollywood, labels and now the DOJ have adopted a new "copyspeak" that equates the downloading of files from the Internet with "shoplifting."
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Microsoft, Sony link up on digital music
Sony to sell new hit "virtual singles" over the Internet using technology developed by Microsoft.
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USA expected to give up on Lycos
Stiff shareholder opposition, led by CMGI, will probably doom the proposed merger.
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Make room for a new Net player
Seagram enlisting powerful allies, aiming to become the standard for delivering music over the Internet.
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Seagram, Bertelsmann to merge Net music units
Seagram Co. and Bertelsmann AG, owners of two of the world's largest record companies, plan to announce Wednesday that they are merging their Internet music operations, creating a large Web...
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MS facing the music from bands
Microsoft is having difficulty signing up stars to showcase its 'MS-Audio' technology.
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