How about an alternate link than the Microsoft one for the current CES 2005 keynote? A torrent anyone? The Microsoft media server isn't sending diddly to me.
Earlier this week in the Wall Street Journal, it was announced that EA would be reducing it's prices on it's games by $10. They felt it wouldn't affect bottom-line very much because of reduced endorsements. They pay huge dollars to have all those sports stars and rappers in their games.
Careful there. The problem in Minnesota is that everyone who ever supported the train figured their neighbors would use it so they could continue to drive.
SunnComm, Inc. has introduced some sort of copy protected audio CD format as well. This was a news item on my music tech/dance website. Check it out at http://www.candycroutons.com/morenews.php?next=47
for more details. This CD is supposed to be out in 2 days.
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How about an alternate link than the Microsoft one for the current CES 2005 keynote? A torrent anyone? The Microsoft media server isn't sending diddly to me.
Earlier this week in the Wall Street Journal, it was announced that EA would be reducing it's prices on it's games by $10. They felt it wouldn't affect bottom-line very much because of reduced endorsements. They pay huge dollars to have all those sports stars and rappers in their games.
Actually, this would be the same for nearly every recent console introduction. The PS2 and Xbox were both like this.
Careful there. The problem in Minnesota is that everyone who ever supported the train figured their neighbors would use it so they could continue to drive.
Huh? This sounds like some of the stuff in the book "Digital Fortress" by Dan Brown.
Hmm....at the bottom of the page:
(c) Nokia
No biased coverage there, eh?
SunnComm, Inc. has introduced some sort of copy protected audio CD format as well. This was a news item on my music tech/dance website. Check it out at http://www.candycroutons.com/morenews.php?next=47 for more details. This CD is supposed to be out in 2 days.
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