Unanimous, though Thomas disagreed with some of the arguments and wrote a separate ruling explaining his reasoning.

'"Japan hit 106 degrees on Monday, its hottest temperature ever," reports the Associated Press' I can think of two days in August 1945 that temperatures were significantly higher.

kosher.

Stop using "theft" analogies. He did not steal anything, he sabotaged the system, and he was the only one with knowledge on how to fix what was done.

I guess she got tired of waiting for all the bugs in "GTA Live" to be ironed out, she figured she'd play IRL.

Perhaps it's because it's the ISPs making the rules, instead of the government.

No. What good are the "rights" part of copyright if compulsory licensing eliminates the ability to decide how your works are used?

"Sheesh, What a grouch!" -- Norton

i ran the tech side of THE SOURCE a competing service and alpha tested AOL for Mac and then PCs VideoTex (the French initiative) was very big then.

I'm on the streaming+4 disc plan. It's only going to be costing me another $2/month over what I'm paying now. I rip the discs and watch them at my leisure. The turnaround is pretty fast, so I can get about 32 discs a month (4 at a time, return them twice a week). Cheaper than Redbox. The new price still works for me. I can understand why it doesn't work for everybody.

Can you imagine how much bandwidth this would waste when you consider how many times a film is started instantly and then abandoned after five minutes because of how crappy the movie is?

Solution: Create more content and stop waiting for Americans to do all of the work.

Usually tracks that are album-only are long tracks. The label must pay more to the publisher for tracks over 7 minutes, making the 99 cent price point unprofitable.

Single != Track

A "single" is a music industry term for a physical item that has two (possibly a few more) tracks on it. Think of old 45's or Cassingles. They are separate physical product from the album that are released for purchase separate from the full LP.