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 Tuesday, September 03, 2002


News: Record companies try to get us to buy a new cd-format, but over the long term it's probably irrelevant -- http://www.nytimes.com/2002/08/29/technology/circuits/29RECO.html

Comment: Near the end of the article, it says "The long-term future of music distribution, Mr. Bernoff said, is in packets of notes, rhythms and lyrics winding through the air to be captured and played on wireless devices. "The format of the future," he said, "is no media at all."

I think a good example is the car radio subscription services you can now sign up for, where you get 30 or so commercial-free channels of music. Now that I would pay for.

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