Last Friday, July 29, 2005, the Canadian Supreme Court ruled that posting and selling instructions for illegal activity such as “breaking into houses, making bombs, and creating false credit card numbers” is legal – as long as you don’t do the illegal activity yourself. Story here. … Continue reading…Canadian Supreme Court Rules Posting How-To’s Of Illegal Doings Legal
Story here from The Movie Blog. The great Sean Connery, the original James Bond, might be finished making films. Sir Sean Connery is fed up with Hollywood and all the … Continue reading…Sir Sean Connery Close To Retirement?
The problem with Friendster and TheFaceBook was that neither was truly customizable, which is where MySpace succeeds. However, what is the real point to joining these directories and adding all the people that you know? … Continue reading…AIMFight.com & The Real Reason Why Peer Directories Like MySpace Exist
One of the first things that Steve Jobs wanted to do when he first opened the iTunes Music Store was get the indie labels aboard. Jobs wanted to offer a whole range of music on iTunes; but with the major labels so powerful as it is, the indie labels wouldn’t get the same royalties as the major labels would. … Continue reading…iTunes Music Store Gives Indie Labels More Equal Share
Sunday, July 17, 2005 is the date that Apple sold its 500,000,000th iTunes song. At 14:44, Amy Greer of Lafayette, Indiana purchased “Mississippi Girl” by Faith Hill to win the grand prize of Apple’s contest to 500 million downloads. … Continue reading…Apple Sells Its 500,000,000th iTunes Song