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The necessary evil of “the day job,” prevents most of us from following all of the action on the field during the day. Luckily, there are a bevvy of RSS-powered widgets that provide up-to-the minute scores and news items while we’re trapped at our desks.

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Shrunk for 8-tracks, cassettes, CDs and now iTunes, this once-crucial part of any band’s identity is about to reclaim its rightful position of power.

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A couple of French physicists are the first to try their hand at photographing the sun. After that, they devise methods for measuring the speed of light.

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Most of the items in your home — your laptop, your lamp, your lunch meat — were all made in motley fashion, however and wherever was cheapest. But what about your favorite shirt?

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A combination light and drug treatment could save many from suffering through chemotherapy.

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The move toward offering “premium” DRM-free AAC files further erodes other formats’ place in the marketplace. By Eliot Van Buskirk and Rob Beschizza.

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In its deal with iTunes, EMI is planting a flag in the online music marketplace as the first major label to drop the DRM software restricting music copying. The company is gambling that music lovers won’t mind paying a little more - - $1.29 versus .99 - - for hassle-free, higher quality music files.

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April 3, 1996: The Unabomber is nabbed in his Montana hideout.

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The long and winding road to DRM-free downloads from a major record label led this week to the door of The Beatles’ label, EMI. To the disappointment of many, the deal between Apple and EMI won’t include the long-awaited release of the Fab Four’s catalog on the iTunes Music Store.

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