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Monday, September 30, 2002 |
Labels pay to settle price-fixing suit. The major record labels will pay out $67.3 million to settle charges that they violated antitrust laws through ad practices that kept the prices of CDs artificially high. [CNET News.com] So the feds want to give these guys laws to to keep markets cornered and reduce competition...?
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2:40:01 PM
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Reminds me of London in the 60s: Chris Croome's photos from the weekend's London protests (said to have turned out 50,000) have a decided 60's flavor. I spent 1969-70 in England: London summers then featured protests, concerts, young women deshabilee. Looks like it's come full circle...
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12:13:55 PM
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Mac OS X a threat to Linux? The Boston Globe's tech columnist thinks so. As a desktop OS, yes. Linux' strength is still the departmental and enterprise server...
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