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If you ever have to settle

August 14, 2002 by Michael Boyle

If you ever have to settle

an argument about a band or something, you could do a LOT worse than starting at the newly-relaunched TrouserPress.com. There’s so much here you can’t even keep it straight will looking around.

Tags: Arts

Cory Doctorow

August 13, 2002 by Michael Boyle

Cory Doctorow

has written an excellent overview of the issues surrounding the introduction of digital TV which has been published in TidBITS this week. Quote: “Hollywood suckered the tech companies in with this promise and then sprang the trap. No, you won’t get a set of objective criteria out of us. From now on, every technology company with a new product will have to come to us on its knees and beg for our approval. We can’t tell you what technology we’re looking for, but we’ll know it when we see it. That’s the ‘standard’ we’re writing here: we’ll know it when we see it.”

Tags: Cory Doctorow, Technology, TV

Mtl 0, Toronto 2

August 12, 2002 by Michael Boyle

Mtl 0, Toronto 2

: big news from David who (with his gf) is officially leaving for Toronto any day now. Thus, YULblog has lost one of its founders and staunchest supporters. I think Toronto will work well for them, though, which is cool.

Tags: Blogging

Lawrence Lessig

August 12, 2002 by Michael Boyle

Lawrence Lessig

has been doing his talk on copyright for about two years now, really leading the intellectual and the legal battle on this important issue of the digital world. It seems that he’s going to shift gears a little bit, but before he does, check out his copyright talk, “free_culture” as given at OSCON 2002 in July.

Tags: Culture, Gear, Intel, Lawrence Lessig

OK Check this out

August 9, 2002 by Michael Boyle

OK Check this out

: The recent decision on Internet radio royalty rates already makes the required payments high enough to put most such stations out of business, and completely out of whack with the rates that broadcast radio stations have to pay. Nonetheless, the RIAA Announces Intent To Appeal Internet Radio Royalty Rates. Dead isn’t enough. The RIAA wants them dead AND disemboweled.

Tags: Broadcast, Business, Internet

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