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Peter Cochrane's Uncommon Sense: MP3 shoplifting

By Peter Cochrane

Published: Wednesday 03 December 2003

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iTunes Music Store is a "Business model that actua...
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Peter says: "...we have progressed from awful anal...
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At least they bought 1 copy of the CD "they plunde...
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So I'm sitting in this coffee shop in Toronto with...
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microsoft caused this by creating the environment ...
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Terry Byte: Re-read the article. I don't think th...
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Also its impossible to tell whether what they were...
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MP3 wars are over? GIVE ME A BREAK!! The wars hav...
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It is a business model that actually works...shoul...
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