Canuck

  Thursday, 11 March 2004

A taxing proposal to solve the music... < 9:03:34 PM>.

A taxing proposal to solve the music download dilemma [GAM-Technology] 'Canada has recently become the world's test case for an alternative model of dealing with music downloads.'

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The Canadian government demands that Hewlett-Packard pay back $120 million in defense department contracts or prove that it delivered at proper billing rates. [CNET News.com]

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As the debate continues, opinions are divided on the merits of allowing online drug purchases from Canada. [New York Times: Technology]

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The first highway to use digital cameras and license-plate-reading software rather than toll collectors opened in 1997. It still inspires a mixed reaction. [New York Times: Technology]

Never been on the 407 myself.

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High-speed internet connections put music teachers within reach of talented faraway students. [New York Times: Technology]

More about this story at my main weblog.

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Canadian Mac users seem to be getting shortchanged in the digital music market. [MacInTouch]

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Bertuzzi offers tearful apology for attack
Vancouver Canuck Todd Bertuzzi broke down in tears Wednesday night as he spoke publicly for the first time since an on-ice attack that left another player with a fractured neck. F U L L S T O R Y
[CBC News]

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Ottawa tries to trace millions in computer deal
The federal government is scrambling to deal with another multi-million scandal, this one involving the Department of National Defence. F U L L S T O R Y
[CBC News]