Monday, November 18, 2002

Salon: Bring back the new economy!
5:28:42 PM    comment []  

Music Labels: Streaming Is Swell. The recording industry supports streaming audio services like Listen.com and MusicMatch because they make piracy much tougher. At the same time, the labels haven't abandoned their bid to squash P2P networks. By Brad King. I'm personally willing to pay more for music that I can do anything with, because half of my music listening happens off of my iPod, or in my car. [Wired News]
5:20:49 PM    comment []  

iPulse is a modern-art-inspired system monitor for OS X. [Hack the Planet]
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This Modern World. Why we're going to war [Salon.com]
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Forbes: A Palm That Fits On The Wrist. Now there's a Palm device that I would actually carry with me. I'd definitely be interested if they could cram Bluetooth and cellular support too, so I can make phone calls via a wireless Bluetooth headset and sync wirelessly.
4:55:18 PM    comment []  

Agencies Monitor Iraqis in the U.S. for Terror Threat. The previously undisclosed program involves tracking thousands who might pose a risk in the event of a war against Iraq. By David Johnston and Don Van Natta Jr.. [New York Times: NYT HomePage]
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Gnutella2 Specs - Part 1 The P2P sharing apps continue to improve and evolve, and the record industry is still distributing via SneakerNet. And they wonder why they're losing. [Slashdot]
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