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• Coffee Shops Getting Copyright Shakedown?
  Florida coffee ships and other live music venues forced to pay royalty fees if performing artists play copyrighted music. Want to hear a guy play a few Bob Dylan cover songs for free over a mocha latte half-caf grande? Well, the time to do so may be drawing to a close in coffee shops and other small live music venues around the country. An article on Florida Today recounts the misery many of these owners are facing in dealing with music licensing companies who have been stepping up enforcement of copyright protection law which "...requires each business that publicly performs musi
  Published : 2007-07-09 Source : www.zeropaid.com
• Last.fm to Offer Music from SonyBMG
  Online radio streaming service signs agreement to offer music from SonyBMGs vast music catalog. Last.fm, the London-based online social music network, today announced a new global content agreement with SONY BMG Music Entertainment. As part of the agreement SONY BMGs extensive music catalog, which includes popular current and classic artists alike, will be made available to the some 20 million reported users of Last.fms online radio streaming service. As well as listening to their established favorites, users of the Last.fm site will now be able to discover new artists fro
  Published : 2007-07-09 Source : www.zeropaid.com
• The Pirate Bay Safe from Police Filter
  Swedish police back off.
  Published : 2007-07-09 Source : www.slyck.com
• isoHunt, TorrentSpy Stand Strong
  News of filtering and logging hasn�t deterred traffic.
  Published : 2007-07-09 Source : www.slyck.com
• Malaysia plans match-making reserve for rare rhinos
  Malaysia plans to put extremely rare Borneo rhinos together in a new wildlife park so that they can meet and mate."What is happening now is that many of these rhinos are isolated in different forest reserves and they hardly meet," the Star newspaper on Sunday quoted Sabahs environment minister, Masidi Manjun, as saying. via Yahoo! News
  Published : 2007-07-09 Source : www.topix.net
• Could Global Warming Lead To Global Warring?
  By looking at temperature fluctuations and reduced agricultural production in eastern Chinas past, David Zhang from the University of Hong Kong and his colleagues say they can predict the geopolitics of global warmings future.
  Published : 2007-07-09 Source : www.topix.net
• Lunch break boob jobs
  WOMEN could be having boob jobs in their lunch breaks as early as next year, according to a scientific journal. The Austrailian
  Published : 2007-07-09 Source : www.topix.net
• Green Light Bulbs Pack Toxic Ingredient
  Highly efficient fluorescent light bulbs are widely touted as environmentally friendly, but they have created a recycling headache for the EPA and local governments. LiveScience
  Published : 2007-07-09 Source : www.topix.net
• Inside the mystery of genius
  A genius is easier to recognise than to define. A new series attempts to find out if they are born or made. Yorkshirepost.co.uk
  Published : 2007-07-09 Source : www.topix.net
• 2 Billion Chinese Mice Overrun Lake Area in Central China
  People living in communities surrounding a large shallow lake have been overrun by field mice after floodwaters drove the rodents out of islands on the lake, state media reported Monday. The mouse invasion began on June 23 when the Yangtze River flooded, raising the water level in central Chinas Dongting Lake and submerging mouse holes on lake islands, the official Xinhua News Agency said. via Hosted.ap.org
  Published : 2007-07-09 Source : www.topix.net
• Phoneless iPhones coming by Macworld?
  The large screen and landscape viewing mode that come with the iPhone could make for a cheaper video iPod that cant phone home.Apple watchers Piper Jaffray released a report Monday predicting that Apple will soon update its high-end iPod lineup with a wide-screen model that looks an awful lot like the iPhone, just without the phone and data connections. Its been a while since Apple released a new iPod, and rumors have been circulating for a long time that Apple has plans for a wide-screen iPod. via CNET News.com
  Published : 2007-07-09 Source : www.topix.net
• Seal plague arrives in Sweden
  Authorities in Sweden on Monday detected a case of a deadly virus among seals known as "seal plague" two weeks after it emerged in Denmark. Past outbreaks of the virus have decimated seal populations. via Raw Story
  Published : 2007-07-09 Source : www.topix.net
• Cool Sci-Fi Hotel Will Be Built In A Quarry - And Be Green
  Near Shanghai, the Songjiang district has become a popular weekend destination for many tourists with its natural beauty and sprawling landscapes. And now the Songjiang Hotel might just become the newest and greenest attraction. While it may look a bit sci-fi, this hotel was designed for the real (green) world, with many sustainable features in mind. via Inhabitat
  Published : 2007-07-09 Source : www.topix.net
• Media Defender to Spam P2P Networks With 16,000,000 Tracks from One Artist
  Spam comes in many shapes and forms and today we have news that anti-piracy company Media Defender has hooked up with telecoms company Sprint and Atlantic Records to give away 16 million free tracks on P2P networks. However, dont get too excited, its 16 million tracks from one artist.
  Published : 2007-07-08 Source : torrentfreak.com
• Getting Hooked on Frankenfish
  Most people along the Potomac look at the toothy, slimy northern snakehead and see an invasive species, an ecological nightmare. Chaconas and Radoski see something else: dollar signs. via Washington Post
  Published : 2007-07-08 Source : www.topix.net
• Amazon Monster Is Only a Myth. Or Is It?
  Perhaps it is nothing more than a legend, as skeptics say. Or maybe it is real, as those who claim to have seen it avow. But the mere mention of the mapinguary, the giant slothlike monster of the Amazon, is enough to send shivers down the spines of almost all who dwell in the worlds largest rain forest. via AOL News/a>
  Published : 2007-07-08 Source : www.topix.net
• New Nano Weapon against Cancer
  Nano weapon: A gold nanoparticle enveloped in treelike polymer branches could act as a multipurpose tool for fighting cancer. via Technology Review Feed v2.1
  Published : 2007-07-08 Source : www.topix.net
• 7 New Wonders of the World Chosen
  The Great Wall of China, Romes Colosseum, Indias Taj Mahal and three architectural marvels from Latin America were among the new seven wonders of the world chosen in a global poll released on Saturday. via LiveScience
  Published : 2007-07-08 Source : www.topix.net
• 100,000 Trees Needed To Offset Carbon Footprint of Live Earth
  On the way into the show, some of the 65,000 people whod spent $110 on a ticket appeared unaware of the seven-point pledge that Al Gore, the events chief impresario, had asked all spectators to make. Asked about it, they offered blank looks and said they were there for Madonna, whose annual carbon footprint, according to Buckley, is 1,018 tons -- about 92 times the 11 tons an average person uses per year. via Washington Post
  Published : 2007-07-08 Source : www.topix.net
• China to test drive pre-Olympic car ban
  Beijing is planning to take one million cars off the streets next month as part of a two-week trial to ensure the citys polluted air is clean during next years Olympics. "The plan has been drawn up and is ready to go," Fan Yinlong, a city government spokesman, said yesterday referring to a range of measures that will include the ban on one million cars from Aug. 7 to Aug. 20. via Canada.com
  Published : 2007-07-08 Source : www.topix.net
• N.H. Gov. signs bill that rejects federal Real ID law
  New Hampshire Gov. John Lynch last week signed into law a bill that forbids New Hampshire government agencies from complying with the controversial federal national identification act, or Real ID bill. The New Hampshire Legislature had overwhelming passed the bill this past spring and handed it off to Lynch, who signed it on June 27. via Computerworld
  Published : 2007-07-08 Source : www.topix.net
• Florida raises ill-fated artificial reefs
  When people began dumping used tires in the ocean 40 years ago to create artificial reefs, they gave little thought to the potential environmental cost, or to how difficult it would be to pick them up. "It was one of those ideas that seemed good at the time," said Jack Sobel, a senior scientist at The Ocean Conservancy, a Washington-based environmental group. "Now I think its pretty clear it was a bad idea." via Reuters
  Published : 2007-07-08 Source : www.topix.net
• Italians Build Atomic Laser Predicted By Einstein 82 Years Ago
  Scientists have reported a way to achieve the so-called atomic laser, a breakthrough predicted by Albert Einstein in 1925, the Italian news agency ANSA reported today. via Photonics Spectra
  Published : 2007-07-08 Source : www.topix.net
• UN slams seven new wonders of the world
  The UN body for culture today blasted a private initiative that drew nearly 100 million internet and telephone voters to choose seven "new" wonders of the world. "This campaign responds to other criteria and objectives than that of UNESCO in the field of heritage," said Sue Williams, the spokeswoman for the UN cultural body that designates world heritage sites. "We have a much broader vision," she told AFP. The Sydney Morning Herald
  Published : 2007-07-08 Source : www.topix.net
• The Pirate Bay Conspiracy
  Swedish authorities and anti-piracy groups are taking extreme measures to shut down The Pirate Bay. Their latest trick is to use child pornography as a tool in their war on piracy. Ethical? No. Effective? Could be. Meet the people behind The Pirate Bay Conspiracy.
  Published : 2007-07-07 Source : torrentfreak.com
• UK Conservatives Plan to Extend Copyright
  In a recent speech before the UK record industry, the head of the Conservative Party, David Cameron, pledged to increase copyright terms for music, as well as shift the focus for enforcing copyright onto the ISP, echoing the recent decision by a Belgian court.
  Published : 2007-07-07 Source : torrentfreak.com
• Privatunes Lets You Anonymize iTunes Plus Tracks
  Say goodbye to the iTunes user account name and e-mail embedded in your purchased music tracks, and make sharing music with friends and family safe again. A while back Apple launched iTunes Plus to much fanfare and signaled that perhaps a new era of DRM-free music was upon us. Then proving that sometimes good things do have a catch, it was discovered that each of the .m4a music tracks it offered DRM-free is embedded with the users name and e-mail listed on their iTunes account. This of course makes it a risky endeavor to put them up on your favorite P2P network or BitTorrent tra
  Published : 2007-07-07 Source : www.zeropaid.com
• RIAA Strikes Again, Accuses Guitar Teacher of Copyright Infringement
  A record label invents another way to squeeze money from its music catalog. According to NPR, National Public Radio, "The most popular guitar teacher on YouTube saw his more than 100 videos yanked from the site" after a a record label accused him of copyright infringement for showing viewers how to play a Rolling Stone song. This story is surprising even for the music industry who never ceases to come up with new and creative ways to define copyright infringement and to create new sources of potential revenue. The effort to make radio broadcasters now pay royalties to artists and
  Published : 2007-07-07 Source : www.zeropaid.com
• ShareConnector Trial Finally Resumes
  Legality of linking to be addressed.
  Published : 2007-07-07 Source : www.slyck.com
• Chinas new submarine spotted on Google Earth
  A shiny new ballistic-missile submarine docked at a naval base in China has been spied publicly for the first time using Google Earth. The new class of nuclear sub, called the Jin-class, had been rumoured to exist for some time, but the image recently uploaded to Google Earth is the first public glimpse of the vessel.
  Published : 2007-07-07 Source : www.topix.net

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