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  | Could next Apple iPhone,iPod be powered by a hydrogen fuel cell? - Washington Post Found at 12/28/2011 via ipnewsflash.com
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| Could Pop Music Be Linked to Depression? Found at 4/5/2011 via www.medicinenet.com
Title: Could Pop Music Be Linked to Depression? Category: Health News Created: 4/4/2011 6:05:00 PM Last Editorial Review: 4/5/2011 More...
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| Colon Cancer Screening Efforts May Grow Found at 4/5/2011 via aprn.org
Casey Kelly, KTOO ? Juneau Colorectal cancer is the third leading cause of cancer-related death for both men and women in the United States, according to the American Cancer Society. This year alone the society estimates 141,000 Americans will be diagnosed with colorectal cancer, and nearly 50,000 people will die from it. Download Audio (MP3) More...
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| Could Pop Music Be Linked to Depression? Found at 4/5/2011 via www.healthcentral.com
MONDAY, April 4 (HealthDay News) -- A preliminary study of American kids suggests a connection between listening to pop music and suffering from major depressive disorder. More...
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| Could Pop Music Be Linked to Depression? Found at 4/4/2011 via news.yahoo.com
MONDAY, April 4 (HealthDay News) -- A preliminary study of American kids suggests a connection between listening to pop music and suffering from major depressive disorder. More...
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| China's Baidu to compensate songwriters for music downloads Found at 4/3/2011 via www.arnnet.com.au
China's largest search engine Baidu said it will start paying an agency representing songwriters for every music download on the site, after years of being criticized for providing links to pirated music downloads. More...
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| Cloud Player vs. iTunes Found at 4/3/2011 via telegram.com
For years now, the most popular music system - Apple's - has worked like this. You buy song files from the iTunes store. They download to your computer. If you want to listen to them on the road, you connect your iPod or iPhone to that computer and copy the files to it. More...
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| Cassette Mate turns your old tape recordings into MP3s Found at 4/3/2011 via www.geek.com
If you?re anything like me, then the transition to CD for music was a fantastic event many years ago. The music sounded better, switching between tracks was a breeze, and the discs were a lot more hard wearing than cassette tapes. But in making the transition I was also left with a lot of old tapes, [...] More...
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| Cloud Player vs. iTunes Found at 4/3/2011 via www.telegram.com
For years now, the most popular music system - Apple's - has worked like this. You buy song files from the iTunes store. They download to your computer. If you want to listen to them on the road, you connect your iPod or iPhone to that computer and copy the files to it. More...
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| Club-wielding men target teenager Found at 4/2/2011 via www.bbc.co.uk
Two masked men threaten a woman with clubs before stealing her bag containing an MP3 player and mobile phone. More...
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| Clouds over Amazon.com Found at 4/1/2011 via www.bostonherald.com
Amazon.com's recently announced cloud-based music storage and streaming product has already run into resistance... More...
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| Could a video downloader ruin the music industry? Found at 4/1/2011 via www.thestar.com
A blog this week about the YouTube Downloader has drawn a lot of comments from readers. Boy were people upset. More...
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| China's Baidu to compensate songwriters for music downloads Found at 4/1/2011 via www.computerworld.com
IDG News Service - China's largest search engine Baidu said it will start paying an agency representing songwriters for every music download on the site, after years of being criticized for providing links to pirated music downloads. More...
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| China's Baidu to compensate songwriters for music downloads Found at 4/1/2011 via www.itworld.com
China's largest search engine Baidu said it will start paying an agency representing songwriters for every music download on the site, after years of being criticized for providing links to pirated music downloads. More...
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| China's Baidu to Compensate Songwriters for Music Downloads Found at 4/1/2011 via www.pcworld.com
China's largest search engine Baidu said it will start paying an agency representing songwriters for every music download on the site, after years of being... More...
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