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The black marks: Zuckerberg’s legal legacy
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A much needed (Song)kick to online concert bookings
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A new age in cyber warfare — Anonymous, LulzSec and Stuxnet
Growing up in the nineties, television and film made me believe that hackers could do anything. I pictured an emaciated Russian teenager typing on…
The future of music charts
Up till now, judging who is top of the music game has been relatively simple. Music Award shows like the Grammy’s and the MTV…
Google Music: What it is and what it means
The internet and music industry waited with baited breath for the highly anticipated Google Music to finally make its first appearance. With the massive…
The cutting edge: Look to the future, but don’t get lost in it
One of the keys to success in the fast paced world of technology and internet culture is keeping your eyes on the horizon. It’s…
Who is making money in online music?
There has been much talk about the turmoil facing the music industry, and its fragmented online state. If you keep your ear to the…
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