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Wednesday, January 22, 2003
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News.Com: RIAA chief to step down. "She was featured in the most recent issue of Wired magazine as 'The Most Hated Name in Music' -- a bold statement in an industry notoriously rife with avaricious record producers and label executives." [Scripting News]
The outgoing chief executive said she wanted to spend more time with her family.
Interesting. That's the standard lie that's told when a bigshot is fired or quits in disgust (usually the former). Of course the reporter didn't catch it, but I wonder if whatever went on will get out at some point.
8:41:30 PM
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The price of gold is over $360/ounce!
3:42:25 PM
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Grocer foils robber in fatal holdup, police say. A market owner used one hand to knock away the barrel of a sawed-off shotgun pointed at his face and the other to draw his pistol from under a counter and fatally shoot a robber Tuesday, St. Louis police said. [St. Louis Post-Dispatch]
Here's a story you won't be hearing about on the evening news.
11:34:32 AM
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NPR has a transcript of the RealMedia interview I mentioned yesterday.
10:39:55 AM
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Paolo: "In Italy nobody pays prescription drugs." [Scripting News]
Or, in non-socialist terms, money is stolen at gunpoint from everybody in Italy to pay for the prescription drugs of the relatively few people who need them.
8:53:06 AM
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