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Author: dailybuzz Added: Mon, 07 Jul 2008 07:51:32 -0800 Duration: 259MPAA wants to fine anyone 150K without proof, iTunes sells 5 billion, and Kid Rock says steal my music. Find water on Mars with Deathstar Lego or Lego Kennedy Space station. Coool Birthday Cake.

Author: dailybuzz Added: Mon, 07 Jul 2008 07:51:32 -0800 Duration: 259MPAA wants to fine anyone 150K without proof, iTunes sells 5 billion, and Kid Rock says steal my music. Find water on Mars with Deathstar Lego or Lego Kennedy Space station. Coool Birthday Cake.

FireFox 3 A Clear Memory Winner RFID Tags and Medical Deviceds The Petabyte Age SDR News is a Daily (M-F) Technology Podcast with Tech News Highlights from Slashdot, Digg and Reddit Click Here to Sign Up for the SDR Newsletter Contact Us Prefer a Direct Download ? (mp3) Download today s show. CES 2008 Coverage for Tech Podcast Network Dark Matter on Nova Watch the You Tube Episode Today s Headlines Include FireFox 3 A Clear Memory Winner RFID Tags and Medical Deviceds The Petabyte Age SDR News Links If a news item has disappeared from the Del.icio.us list above, try the full list here. Thumbnail Views: Via Thumblicio.us SEARCH ANY STORY YOU HEAR ON THE PODCAST BLOCKBUSTER Total Access click to activate coupon for $10 off your first month. Data Deluge in the Petabyte Age by Andrew McCaskey The new Wired series (which I assume is the theme for the new issue of Wired Magazine, which I have not yet seen) is on the new world of the Petabyte - and how such barely imaginable volumes of data could become commonplace. Two years ago I was trying to explain the enormity of a Terabyte of storage to my wife. Now, for a few hundred dollars, that is available in a single drive at the local Best Buy or Walmart. The most disturbing article that is in the Wired series concerns the notion that the deluge of data will make the Scientific Method obsolete - that theories or models will no longer be necessary and that direct, empirical or behaviorial information is all that will be required to simulate or predict reality. Wrong. And wrong for the reason that it leads us to believe that what we observe is correct. The one thing about the scientific method, of theory, of models, is that they are provisional. A set of facts are observed, and the process repeated by others resulting in the same observations. The theory or model is constructed, and is good enough -until the next set of reproducible observations that don t quite match the predicted values. Then a change to the theory, an improvement of the model- or a wholesale new viewpoint that matches the observations predictive power. Petabytes of data are not going to remove the need for scientific method and observation - in fact, it will make it even more necessary. Click to view videos submitted or recommended by other SDR podcast listeners. . . If you find a YouTube video that pertains to one of our news items, or have produced an item that would be of interest to SDR listeners, please send us the link slashdotreviewgmail.com Save $10 on any order of $50 or more at GoDaddy.com! Be sure to sign up for our upcoming roundtable. We will be using GoToMeeting. Also, be sure to check out GoToMeeting. Why? Because you can hold meetings right over the Net from anywhere. Plus, you can hold all the meetings you want for one flat rate. To get your free 30-day trial , visit www.gotomeeting.com/techroundtable. Take 10% off any order at GoDaddy.com! Code SLASH Take $5 off any $30 order at GoDaddy.com! Code SLASH2 .com Domains $6.95 at GoDaddy.com! Code SLASH3 More blogs about SlashdotReview Slashdot Review by Email - Sign up here: Enter your Email Powered by FeedBlitz

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The RIAA has gone to far by declaring CD ripping illegal, says Penn Shared by : Penn Says On: Wednesday, March 05, 2008 Views: 10424Tags: talks property illegal ripping owns ftp RIAA declaring PEnn rights upload gone says intellectual File far

Media Defende Attack Details Luxfer Prism Lighting Plastic Wii Armor SDR News is a Daily (M-F) Technology Podcast with Tech News Highlights from Slashdot, Digg and Reddit Click Here to Sign Up for the SDR Newsletter Contact Us Prefer a Direct Download ? (mp3) Download today s show. CES 2008 Coverage for Tech Podcast Network VIA OpenBook Introduction Watch the You Tube Episode Today s Headlines Include Media Defender Attack Details Luxfer Prism Lighting Plastic Wii Armor SDR News Links If a news item has disappeared from the Del.icio.us list above, try the full list here. Thumbnail Views: Via Thumblicio.us SEARCH ANY STORY YOU HEAR ON THE PODCAST BLOCKBUSTER Total Access click to activate coupon for $10 off your first month. Old School Lighting by Andrew McCaskey The article on the Luxfer prism system from the 1880 s is of interest - if only to contrast the forms of architecture that were popular 120 years ago in business forms - with atriums, light and wind shafts and other features that were designed to use as much natural light and ventilation as possible. I wonder how much will really be incorporated in to practical designs as opposed to award winning designs ? My impression is that architectural ideas spread at glacial speed. This one might have the economic drivers to make it move a bit faster. 31 Days of the Dragon ====== 27 May - 03 Jun www.hardwaregeeks.com 28 May - 04 Jun www.geeknewscentral.com 29 May - 05 Jun www.geekzone.co.nz 30 May - 06 Jun www.thetabletpc.net 31 May - 07 Jun www.gearlive.com 01 Jun - 08 Jun www.gottabemobile.com The last contest has been announced - but there is still six chances to win. Click to view videos submitted or recommended by other SDR podcast listeners. . . If you find a YouTube video that pertains to one of our news items, or have produced an item that would be of interest to SDR listeners, please send us the link slashdotreviewgmail.com Save $10 on any order of $50 or more at GoDaddy.com! Be sure to sign up for our upcoming roundtable. We will be using GoToMeeting. Also, be sure to check out GoToMeeting. Why? Because you can hold meetings right over the Net from anywhere. Plus, you can hold all the meetings you want for one flat rate. To get your free 30-day trial , visit www.gotomeeting.com/techroundtable. Take 10% off any order at GoDaddy.com! Code SLASH Take $5 off any $30 order at GoDaddy.com! Code SLASH2 .com Domains $6.95 at GoDaddy.com! Code SLASH3 More blogs about SlashdotReview Slashdot Review by Email - Sign up here: Enter your Email Powered by FeedBlitz

Somehow today's show ended with Jason Howell challenging Paul Shaeffer to a duel at Shalin's suggestion. We don't know. It's Friday. In other news, Cox and Comcast are the biggest BitTorrent blockers in the world, we spoil the entire plotline of Battlestar Galactica (sorry!), and we get deep inside the JDome. Plus: VIDEO!

Somehow, DR. M has proven himself so diabolically clever that we kind of love him. In other news, will the next iPhone be unlocked, sell for $199 with AT&T contract, cure malaria, wash your dishes, and defeat Kasparov? It will if you believe the rumors. We like to believe them. It's a happy fantasy world. Also, Wikipedia is broken. Where have you heard that before? Oh, yeah. Here.

Guests: noone News headlines by Bicyclemar link to Max s Huffpo article on filesharing CLICK HERE for Direct MP3 Download Link Tags: thepiratebay, pirate, bay, ip, intellectualproperty, cc, creativecommons, speech, freedom, lyps, filesharing, riaa, mpaa, internet, china, nytimes, layoffs, corruption, passenger screening, war iran

Anecdotal It has been several months. Christmas? New Years? User Email: Eliza Hart Big Trends: HD War Resolved PS3 Gaining Traction Media Use DVD-R to make HD iPhone calling AppleTV, come in AppleTV U of Maine law students fight the RIAA Comcast HD not so HD Profile of Al Jaffe in the NY Times Gaming Penny Arcade and Hothouse studios reveal game distribution platform Greenhouse 360 had known flaws? Science Moon-net Massive X-Ray machine (The European Synchrotron Radiation Facility) reveals ancient insects and plants in amber Misc 26 years for spam Microsoft Surface um Surfaces Army Security Test Scam Who contributes code to Linux Epiphany, the Gnome browser, switching to WebKit To get the this episode click here for the mp3 file or, better yet, click here to subscribe to the feed!

A very interesting and heated discussion with Peter from The Pirate Bay about freedom of speech and intellectual property. CLICK HERE for direct download of MP3 file which contains the ones and zereos which when processed appropriately, recreate sound waves. Tags: thepiratebay, pirate, bay, ip, intellectualproperty, cc, creativecommons, speech, freedom, lyps, filesharing, riaa, mpaa

Happy frakkin' Friday! BSG is back, we're recording in a studio other than our own, and Madonna sleeps with her BlackBerry. Ew. Also today, Craig cracks down on a Craigslist blog and a UK ISP fights back against the filtering machine.

It's zombie-preparedness day, and may we suggest you also prepare yourself for a barrage of rumors of the eBay and Blu-Ray variety. Also, today, Amazon reaches right inside Molly's brain and launches shopping via text-message (hello, impulse purchase heaven!), and one listener defends the sacred honor of the Chevy Nova.

Vista SP1 released. Pre-installed viruses. Safari 3.1. 40% of spam in the world comes from one source. RIAA isn't sharing money back with the artists from lawsuits. TiVo desktop software 2.6.

In the future, we will love the cockroaches, because they bring the WiFi. Sadly, autonomous death-bots will make life unliveable, and that's assuming the Large Hadron Collider hasn't turned us all into strangelets. In happier news, the music industry is floating a plan to tax everyone who uses the Internet so they can prop up the decaying corpse of their business plan! What a fun day.

This week, we take a look at a (possibly) completely unfounded rumour, just how evil the RIAA really is, and how a public scandal can lead to a (possibly) illustrious music career. All that and videos by Portishead, Spoon, Foals, and PNAU on an all new episode of New Sound Now!

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Today is 3/14, also known as Pi day, and all we can think about is celebrating by eating large amounts of apple pie. Verizon seems to be warming up to P2P technology, and the music industry is proposing a monthly fee for ISPs to offset the cost of piracy. Do you think the RIAA deserves a slice?

Goodness, we are let into the corridors of Power with Letter to America - Chapter 80 - Shafted/3974! In which LTA wins a very special award, The Copy-Shop in Knoxville feels content should be free, Andy McMillan stands up for Northern Irish Bloggers, Senator Tim Burchett gives Jett the soul tap, Doctor Suess is read, RIAA Lobbyist Wendell Moore lays down the law, Steven L. Worona is heard, Obadiah Parker sings a sweet song and Wayne laments the end of Ian Paisley. All this and a nice thought on reconciliation.

Recently, NPD Group reported that Apple s iTunes store moved into the number two spot in 2007 for music retail sales in the U.S. (Wal-Mart remained at number one.) Selling music has been tough ever since the RIAA took on Napster and Grokster, less downloaded music is being paid for, not more. Where does this leave Apple? In this podcast, PodTech s Jason Lopez and Kevin Edwards discuss why Apple has been relatively comfortable in an industry where the profit margin appears to be razor thin. Tags: Apple, download, iTunes, music, Jason Lopez, Kevin Edwards, NPD, Wal-Mart, Napster, Grokster, RIAA

Windows Vista may be maligned, enterprise-unfriendly, and seemingly without compatible drivers, but hey, at least it's cheaper! In other not-at-all surprising news, it looks like Apple's iPhone SDK might be a little locked down, they might micromanage the apps that end up on the phone, and don't even get us started on the accessories situation. In sum, your basic Apple stuff.

This week, it's all about the filth that we as a music-loving audience have to deal with when it comes to governments, journalists, corporations, and billionaires. Owen Pallett gets his OHIP taken away, Maxim magazine is making up articles, the RIAA is raking in billions, and Music 1.0 is apparently dead. But all is not lost. South by Southwest (SXSW) is fast approaching, and the site has put up its yearly mp3 grab bag, this year containing more than 700 free mp3s. All this and videos by the Smashing Pumpkins, Nicole Atkins, and The Terrordactyls on a brand New Sound Now. Author: newsoundnow Keywords: riaa music sxsw pumpkins atkins terrordactyls ohip Added: February 28, 2008

This week, it's all about the filth that we as a music-loving audience have to deal with when it comes to governments, journalists, corporations, and billionaires. Owen Pallett gets his OHIP taken away, Maxim magazine is making up articles, the RIAA is raking in billions, and Music 1.0 is apparently dead. But all is not lost. South by Southwest (SXSW) is fast approaching, and the site has put up its yearly mp3 grab bag, this year containing more than 700 free mp3s. All this and videos by the Smashing Pumpkins, Nicole Atkins, and The Terrordactyls on a brand New Sound Now.

Author: Media30 Added: Wed, 27 Feb 2008 08:46:19 -0800 Duration: 129* RECORDING INDUSTRY loses major ruling. * GOOGLE sees drop in ad clicks. * CBS revenue declines 15%. * APPLE's iTunes becomes second biggest music retailer. * WGA ratifies new contract. * NBC U nears end of NBC Direct Beta. * ESPN plans multi-platform Masters. Get the full story at http://www.Media30.com.

Author: Media30 Added: Wed, 27 Feb 2008 08:46:19 -0800 Duration: 129* RECORDING INDUSTRY loses major ruling. * GOOGLE sees drop in ad clicks. * CBS revenue declines 15%. * APPLE's iTunes becomes second biggest music retailer. * WGA ratifies new contract. * NBC U nears end of NBC Direct Beta. * ESPN plans multi-platform Masters. Get the full story at http://www.Media30.com.

Author: Media30 Added: Wed, 27 Feb 2008 08:46:19 -0800 Duration: 129* RECORDING INDUSTRY loses major ruling. * GOOGLE sees drop in ad clicks. * CBS revenue declines 15%. * APPLE's iTunes becomes second biggest music retailer. * WGA ratifies new contract. * NBC U nears end of NBC Direct Beta. * ESPN plans multi-platform Masters. Get the full story at http://www.Media30.com.

THE RECORDING INDUSTRY lost a major ruling in Atlantic v. Brennan when a federal judge in Connecticut ruled that merely making music available to other users is not evidence of copyright infringement. The judge also found that no proof of infringement was supplied by the record companies that brought the suit. With two of three findings going to the defendant, the case was thrown out. GOOGLE suffered a 7% drop in ad clicks from December to January and a .3% drop year over year according to comScore. Clicks also declined 7% between November and December. Wall Street responded to the news by hammering down Google s stock by as much as 8% during trading on Tuesday. While the company has not verified comScore s findings it did officially report substantially slowed growth during the fourth quarter. The cause may be any number of factors, from a tightening economy to increased success in battling click fraud. CBS reported a 15% decline in Q4 revenue and flat ad revenue due to slowdowns in TV and radio. Les Moonves said that the company would cutback on pilot expenditures, calling them vastly overrated. He also tried to ease concerns about the slowing TV business by saying that Network TV will always be a must-buy for advertisers. (Maybe.) In other TV-slowdown news, DISH saw a 76% decline in subscriber gains during Q4. APPLE announced that iTunes has become the number two music retailer in the US, trailing only Wal-Mart in music sales during 2007. The store has 50 million customers and has sold 4 billion songs to date. The iTunes juggernaut continues. THE WGA ratified the new contract with the AMPTP with 93% of members voting to approve the deal. The contract is retroactive to February 13th and will be in effect until May 2, 2011. And the focus shifts to SAG. NBC UNIVERSAL will soon close the beta period for NBC Direct. The download service will officially launch sometime this quarter, though no specific date has been announced. NBC Direct will offer automatic copy-protected downloads of top NBC shows, including The Office and Conan O Brien. Let s hope they fulfill the promise of Mac support in a reasonable time frame. ESPN will offer substantial online coverage of its first Masters tournament. Live streaming of the event will be offered to the handful of people that can actually access ESPN360.com. For the rest of us, video exclusives will be posted on Masters.org and live look ins will be available on ESPN.com. There will be blogs, live audio updates, chats and pretty much anything else you an imagine. Except, of course, access to ESPN360. Get the full story at http://www.Media30.com.