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...purpose is to give people with interpersonal problems a place to receive confidentitial peer mediation," Coquillon said. "We're prepared for a wide range of problems, but we focus on basic roommate problems--conflicting hours, messiness, boyfriends--whatever may be causing stress within a room...
Napster's proposal for a new business model involves a two-tiered pricing plan. Users would choose between a premium membership plan, which would cost $5.95 to $9.95 per month and offer unlimited file transfers, and a basic plan, which would place a cap on file transfers and would cost an estimated $2.95 to $4.95 per month...
...basic scheme with tenure appears to be that teaching performance as reflected in enrollments, CUE ratings, etc. can be held against you, not for you," Vaux writes in an e-mail...
...Each is more or less what Napster was to Mp3.com; each fills the same basic demand - free, virtual music - yet each adds some additional legal twist that makes it even harder for the Big Five's copyright lawyers to lay their hands on them. Pending the judge's rejiggering of her injunction order, the suits appear to have caught up to Napster; how will they catch up to Gnutella? And what happens when somebody transplants their server farm to Antigua...
This counter-culture's penchant for revolutionary language is, in my eyes, their most endearing aspect. Napster and other elements of the imminent "digital music revolution" are acting only in accordance with the basic truth of Internet communications, namely that "information cannot be stifled and must always be set free." The goal of the revolution is to "subvert the music industry's control over the distribution of music," and to place the reins of music back in the hands of The People...