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wSaturday, June 22, 2002


The part that's particularly stupid is how USA Today refers to this as a "victory" for online broadcasters. Their logic is that since the newly established royalty rate is half of the original proposal, it's a victory for the broadcasters.

Of course, the new figure doesn't challenge the retroactive payment proposal, so effectively it means the average net-radio station owes one million dollars instead of two.

Yay for AOL Time Warner! They've just moved one step closer to total domination of ALL media!



posted by Christopher Bird at 2:27 AM


wThursday, June 20, 2002


It's certainly realistic. I can't beat Brazil.



posted by Christopher Bird at 11:30 PM


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A nifty little Flash game about pirating music. Crude, but you learn something.

Kind of like The Electric Company.



posted by Christopher Bird at 11:17 PM


wSunday, June 16, 2002


WUKKAwukkaWUKKAwukkaWUKKAwukka.

How fucking cool is this?

I used to dream about this when I was a kid. I even tried to invent one once. That led to major pain, mind you. But I tried nonetheless.



posted by Christopher Bird at 3:03 AM


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