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 Thursday, 2 May 2002
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Cagey MS Moves to Seal Case. Microsoft attorneys are pulling maneuvers that it expects will seal the company's successful defense against the nine states pursuing antitrust penalties. Robert Zarate reports from Washington. [Wired News]
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Streaming Music Choked by Fees?. Net radio's 24 million fans may be listening a good four hours a day, but recording industry royalties and corporate infighting could stop the music. By Brad King. [Wired News]
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Internet Radio Stations Stage Day of Silence
LOS ANGELES, May 01, 2002
-- A one-day protest by U.S. Internet radio stations and channels called "Day of Silence" is being held today to highlight web audio broadcasters' concern over the upcoming U.S. Copyright Office ruling on royalty rates.
Read more [Digital Pro Sound News]
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Microsoft launches digital photography website. Microsoft has today launched its own digital photography website "Get the big picture". The new website features articles for the full range of digital photographers as well as how Microsoft's XP... [Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)]
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A ZDNet article about
Bill Gates vs. Richard Stallman
"Attacks by Microsoft chairman Bill Gates on the GNU General Public License (GPL), under which a lot of open source and free software is distributed, have been driven by a fear that the GPL creates a domain of software that Microsoft cannot privatize and control, according to GPL founder Richard Stallman.
Using some of his strongest language yet in his tirade against open source and free software, Gates equated the concepts to anti-capitalism."
[Macintouch]
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Steve Rawley notes an interesting new Kodak printer, although it apparently lacks driver support for Mac OS X:
"I saw that the Kodak Pro 8500 Dye-Sub will print true 8x10 images and sell for less than $1000! It will be released in May.
It says 'Windows and Macintosh' but the drivers are for OS 9 only. I have emailed Kodak asking for OSX support. "
[Macintouch]
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Ralph Hempel: Using CSS With Radio.  [Scripting News] 'This article will show you how I get the most mileage out of my CSS using a bit of Radio magic.'
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