Apple said yesterday it would finally open its iTunes music store here in November although one report suggests that music industry types here have yet to ink any deals with Apple.
Right now, there is no iTunes music store in Canada, a frustration for many iPod and Canadian music fans.... more »
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The Online Journalism Review's Mark Glaser takes a look at the way some publications in the United States are going about collecting, editing, and publishing the news:
The New Voices: Hyperlocal Citizen Media Sites Want You (to Write)! From Bakersfield, Calif. to Columbia, Mo. to Skokie, Ill. and to small-town ... more » |
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