 October 13, 2007 |
| | Download dilemma The landmark music copyright verdict refocused attention on file sharing, including the record industry's efforts to quell it. Jammie Thomas, the Minnesota woman who last week was ordered to pay the recording industry $222,000 for copyright violations related to sharing songs, has decided to appeal the verdict. Thomas announced her decision on cable news channel CNN and on her MySpace.com page, saying that the appeal would be based on the federal jury's finding that making songs available online violates copyright. Read full story  Steven Musil CNET News.com Video of the week
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Blog Right brain vs. left brainIt's long been thought that people are governed by one side of their brain. Left-brain thinkers are thought to be logical, practical types who are good at math and science; whereas right-brain people lean toward the fantasy and feelings of life, often turning out to be artists or big thinkers. Read full story   Top 10 products this week
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