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Amazon and SpiralFrog Looking to Cut Into iTunes' Market Share
05 October 07 02:03 AM | Student Loan Girl | 0 Comments   

Spurred by the monolithic popularity of iTunes and the decline of CD sales, veteran online retailers like Amazon.com , start-ups like SpiralFrog and other companies are clamoring to get into the fray of digital music on demand. With so much competition, Read More...

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Could Google Go Obsolete?
04 October 07 05:29 AM | Student Loan Girl | 0 Comments   

The programmers and executives at San Francisco–based startup Powerset are hoping that the answer to this question will be “yes” once they debut their search engine that operates on natural-language technology. Powerset finally offered its first public Read More...

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Gmail Leads Google-ization of College Campuses
23 August 07 11:47 PM | Student Loan Girl | 0 Comments   

These days, even most die-hard Hotmail and Yahoo old-schoolers have Gmail accounts. And if you don’t have one, you’re really missing out. At least that’s what Google seems to be saying to college campuses all over the world. In a quest to take over college Read More...

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Recording Industry Goes After College Students
20 March 07 04:49 PM | Student Loan Girl | 0 Comments   

Earlier this week, Viacom sued Google for $1 billion over YouTube copyright infringement issues. Now it seems that the recording industry is intent to go after college students for illegally downloading music from the Internet. So, I guess all those years Read More...

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