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Commerce

99 Cent singles would you pay?

Could it be true we will be able to pay .99 cents for a single song. Seems this may be the coming model. I do want to say though I will be curious at what bit rate these songs will be sold at. I would also be curious to see what type of anti-copying technology will come forth. [NY Times]

Google Village

Seems people are running scared since Google sent out some trademark warning letters. They do have a right to protect their trademark but the reason Google has remained so popular is that many of these sites cause the Google mania to keep rising. They are sitting tight rope they must balance there needs to protect there trademark and also appease

Like to save money?

Anytime I can point out a site that does nothing but try and find good deals out there I always give them a plug. I came across the Morestuff4less blog todays and thought we would point it out. The author is very active and there are some very good deals on the site. [MoreStuff4Less.com]

TiVo thinks you need to watch Discovery

In a move that has TiVo owners up in arms they are finding that TiVo has been meddling with there systems setups in recording Discovery commercials and turning there TV's on in the morning. It does not surprise me, as Discovery is a major stockholder. When will companies wake up and smell the roses. I would be pissed if I

Music Cheap!

Listen.com has reduced the cost of music it is selling to .49 cents a song. They are selling the music cheaper than they can buy it in a hope to drive customers to their site. I have never utilized there service and would like some feedback on how the music comes packaged and if you can utilize the tunes on

Cyberbegging

Not sure why it took the AP Writer so long to pick up on this but it seems more sites are picking up on the art of asking for money. Heck we even have a donation link on our page not that I expect it to ever produce anything. Some have had shameless pleas that have actually earned them some

RIAA: Trust No one not even Re-Sellers

Companies that sell music on-line will have the music they sell tracked to insure that companies do not fudge the sales numbers. They will be using a new technology called Global Release Identifier, or GRid. Seems the RIAA is so worried about resellers that they are going to be looking over there shoulders. Next thing we will find out is