CEO Hank Barry said Tuesday that the 38 million Napster users will soon have to pay “monthly dues” of, perhaps, $4.95 to access each other's hard drives; it is the result of a deal Napster reached with one of five record companies suing it for copyright infringement.
Now they want to charge us to access eachothers hard drives? Thank you for the offer, records execs.
Speaking of execs, check out the encouraging photos of the geniuses planning the future of telecommunications in Atlantic Canada. Ask your kids about the “Internet” boys.
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Matthew Dorrell on
Sunday, October 29, 2000
Green Party presidential candidate Ralph Nader is apparently unsatisfied with simply being the most intelligent candidate running. Reports suggest that Nader has sold his soul to the devil* in exchange for the power to control the very minds of men. Be afraid, be very afraid.
* Some observers contend that said soul was in fact sold to Coca-Cola in exchange for the magical powers.
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Matthew Dorrell on
Sunday, October 29, 20002004 is going to be an exciting year. Why, you ask? In 2004 Hurricane Matthew will be wreaking havoc on the world. Apparently, hurricane names are decided several years in advance, and 2004 is the year Matthew takes out the trash! Sadly, hurricane steve/rob will not be appearing until at least 2005.
This used to link to a cool litte flash app by Joshua Davis, but linkrot ate it.
click on the + and - on the left side to learn about life
if you don't see anything, it's because you don't have flash. i don't expect you to download it just for me. you're not missing too much.
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Matthew Dorrell on
Thursday, October 26, 2000For more Radiohead stuff, check out www.spin.com. You can read the excellent article on Radiohead which appeared in this month's issue of Spin, read correspondence between Thom and the interviewer which didn't make the article, and check out a blip exclusive to Spin. I'm sure there is other stuff too.
I have now whored myself out to mainstream media. You see what you people make me do?
I really wish that I had something explosively brilliant to say right now, but the fact is that all I really have found is a tasty old laptop with 56k modem and some kind folks to hook me up with the bare essential software (and dialup connection). ICQ is funny, I don't think it's going /quite/ right yet, and i think my Visor ate my email and it's sitting at work, i didn't get it here.
BUT I am thankful for that, (thanks!) and i'll let the world know when i see something worth posting.
Good day.
These may be old news to radiohead fans, but in case you haven't seen these yet, I encourage you to watch these blips.
They are sort of videos, sort of advertisements, but confusing enough not to get played as either.
They are all good, but I especially like Geese and Yeti. [you'll need quicktime]
