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[HiFi Blog] Briefly: Japan wants iPod tax, Seagate on flash memory, RIAA in dispute with Sirius & XM, Sony PCM-D1 Field Recorder, Creative: Briefly: Japan wants iPod tax, Seagate on flash memory, RIAA in dispute with Sirius & XM, Sony PCM-D1 Field Recorder, Creative Zen Sleek review Japan’s Music Industry Wants Fee on Sales of Latest Digital Players (they want a 2-5% tax on all portable digital audio players to compensate
[The Outer Edges] 005: Top of the Dome: The Cavalier Daily: Supreme Court rules against file-sharing firms - File sharing companies are now responsible for waht’s traded on their networks, even though the decentralized nature of the P2P beast makes it rather difficult to police. This is basicly a blank check for lawyers.
[Digitalmusic.weblogsinc.com] Washington Post: Napster To Go Doesn’t Go - The Digital Music ...: I have a Zen Touch and am unable to use NTG. Napster is saying that the Zen Touch should be compatible soon, but no indication of when.
[Extremetech.com] Review: Creative Zen Micro MP3 Player: Unlike other Zen offerings, Creative has priced this one at parity ($249) with its iPod competitor, though Creative does offer 20% more storage capacity, and 50% more rated battery time. But it lacks the iPod's online source of DRM-protected songs, though it can play songs that use Windows Media DRM, since it supports Microsoft's MTP protocol.
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Posted at October 16, 2005 03:39 PM
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