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  | Tumbltape Creates a Mix Tape From Your Tumblelog Found at 9/5/2008 via mashable.com
I?m sorry, I can?t help it - I?m a sucker for mashups. Which is why I have to bring the latest one to your attention: Tumbltape . It?s exactly how it sounds: a Muxtape for Tumblr . Just when you thought Muxtape was gone for good , it has inspired John Zanussi and Adam Gotterer to catch on the music sharing wave and create Tumbltape, which takes the latest songs (aka - audio files) from ... More...
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| Taiwan market: Taiwan and China brands battle for entry-level MP3 player market share Found at 9/5/2008 via www.digitimes.com
In the Taiwan market, white-box MP3 players made in China have been selling in the market for some time due to their comparatively low prices, but these products have been losing ground to leading local Taiwan brands since early July, as local players have reduced their prices and offer better support, according to industry sources. More...
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| Tech Journal: Taking a bite out of Apple Found at 9/4/2008 via www.bcheights.com
With over three million iPhones sold, complete dominance in the mp3-player market (150 million), and a rapidly increasing share of the personal computer sector, Apple has solidified itself as a top-notch electronics manufacturer and software company. More...
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| This little Icon sings Found at 9/4/2008 via www.nashuatelegraph.com
As digital music drifts further down the audio chain into cell phones, here comes a freaky little desktop amplifier called the Nuforce Icon that will stop the MP3 generation in its tracks. ... More...
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| Two new additions for Motorola music fans Found at 9/4/2008 via www.ameinfo.com
Motorola, Inc. today introduced two new music-optimised devices that provide a range of styles at attractive prices for mobile music fans. More...
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| Tuney ballot in this issue; past winners listed Found at 9/3/2008 via newbillingsoutpost.com
Faithful Outpost readers and local music supporters have already sent in their Tuney nominations, so this issue features the official ballot for the eighth annual Billings Outpost Tuney Awards. Thank you to everyone who sent in nominations for favorite local musicians and music-related businesses. More...
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| TECH-ING: Did you miss class? Listen to your professor's lecture on your iPod or online Found at 9/3/2008 via www.brownsvilleherald.com
Students can now go to class, without actually being in class. Tegrity is a computer software that the Distance Education and Instructional Technologies Department at the University of Texas at Brownsville and Texas Southmost College is trying to implement to assist students with their classes. More...
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| Top 500 books, music and video retailers log higher sales in 2007 Found at 9/3/2008 via www.internetretailer.com
Books, music and video ? the shopping segment that began the online retailing movement in the 1990s ? grew by a combined 32% to $4.1 billion in 2007 from $3.1 billion in 2006, according to data compiled in the current edition of Internet Retailer Top 500 Guide. More...
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| TERMS AND CONDITIONS Found at 9/2/2008 via www.chartattack.com
PLEASE READ THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF USE CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THIS SITE. Welcome to CHARTattack.com (?CHARTattack?), owned, produced and operated by Chart Communications Inc. (?Chart?). CHARTattack is a music-oriented content and information website. More...
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| The Key to Smaller, More Powerful Gadgets Found at 9/2/2008 via www.sciam.com
Gadget buyers today can purchase PCs, cell phones and mp3 players with significantly more memory than their predecessors for just a few dollars more than they paid a few years ago. To wit: you can purchase an 80-gigabyte iPod today for the same price (around $250) you paid for one with just 30 gigabytes of memory two years ago. But consumers are in for a rude awakening if technology makers fail ... More...
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| The Almanac -- weekly Found at 9/2/2008 via social.moldova.org
Today is Monday, Sept. 8, the 252nd day of 2008 with 114 to follow.The moon is waxing. The morning stars are Uranus and Saturn. The evening stars are Neptune, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus and Mars.Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo. They include England's King Richard I, Richard the Lion Hearted, in 1157; composer Antonin Dvorak in 1841; country music pioneer Jimmie Rodgers, The ... More...
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| THE MIX Found at 9/2/2008 via www.newsday.com
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| Tongass forest management plan moving ahead, rejecting appeals Found at 9/1/2008 via aprn.org
The top leadership in the U.S. Forest Service is standing by the latest amendment to the management plan for the Tongass National Forest. Chief Gale Kimball?s decision to uphold the plan means rejection for a broad range of appeals filed by community, environmental, tribal and timber industry interests. Matt Lichtenstein, KFSK - Petersburg Download Audio (MP3) More...
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| The Internet's a powerful tool for research Found at 9/1/2008 via www.mercurynews.com
For deep research, you can't beat a well-stocked library, with its books and specialized databases. Now, through the Internet, you can access many library resources without stirring from a chair. Using online services that cost nothing, you can scour academic journals, borrow best-selling audiobooks, and download music legally. You can even type messages to a nationwide network of librarians who ... More...
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| Technology Report / GM will offer USB ports on radios in some car models Found at 8/30/2008 via www.twincities.com
General Motors Corp. said it will offer optional radios with USB ports for personal music players on some of its 2009 models. The new radios will allow customers to play music from iPods or MP3 players while charging many of the devices through a USB port like the ones found on most computers. More...
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