Microsoft mulls online music move

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Australia's national welfare agency
mulls move from NetWare to OES

Australia's national welfare agency
mulls move from NetWare to OES 04/22/2004 03:48 AM
I was reading "The Australian," Australia's national newspaper, last week (well, the online version at news.com.au). It's a general purpose paper (like the "New York Times" or "The Washington Post") but one which devotes more space to IT than any other general news source I've come across. What struck me this time, though, was a report that Australia's national welfare organization, Centrelink, was considering scrapping its 400 NetWare servers in favor of a different server operating system.

Who's Your Online Music Friend? Not
Microsoft

Who's Your Online Music Friend? Not
Microsoft 01/28/2004 12:27 PM
Cory sez: Copyright law has never said that the guy who makes the records gets to tell you what kind of record player you can use. If Scoble and his employer want to offer a product with "features" that their customers want, those features should reflect what their customers want: No Windows user rolled out of bed this morning and said, "I wish there was a way that I could get Microsoft to deliver me tools that allow me to do less with the music I buy."

Microsoft to offer online music

Microsoft to offer online music 11/17/2003 08:57 PM
USA Today Nov 17 2003 8:31PM ET

Microsoft launches online music service

Microsoft launches online music service 09/02/2004 06:18 AM
Thestate.com - Thu Sep 2, 10:07 am GMT

Microsoft online music store this week?

Microsoft online music store this week? 08/23/2004 12:38 PM
According to a report by the San Jose Mercury News, Microsoft plans to announce its long-anticipated online music store this week...

Microsoft plans MSN online music service

Microsoft plans MSN online music service 11/17/2003 02:04 AM
Microsoft plans to introduce a music download service next year that will compete with iTunes, Napster and others, Monday's Wall Street Journal reported...

Microsoft launches online music store

Microsoft launches online music store 09/02/2004 08:15 AM
eircom net Sep 2 2004 12:12PM GMT

Microsoft to join the online music fray

Microsoft to join the online music fray 11/17/2003 01:56 PM
Microsoft has announced plans to begin offering a music download store a la iTMS.

Online Music Buyers May Be Saved By...
Microsoft?

Online Music Buyers May Be Saved By...
Microsoft? 09/08/2004 04:52 AM
Microsoft's MSN Music store has been running for a week and it is already available in parts of Europe, Australia, Korea and even Brazil. That's in addition to the United States, of course. I don't know if Singapore is on the list yet but the fact that Microsoft is going to so many places so soon after the launch means it will get here sooner rather than later, right? By Carl Skadian, Straits Times (via MyAppleMenu)

Microsoft to Enter Online Music Market

Microsoft to Enter Online Music Market 11/17/2003 08:57 PM
SiliconValley.com Nov 17 2003 8:36PM ET

Microsoft to Launch Online Music Store

Microsoft to Launch Online Music Store 08/31/2004 11:55 AM

Microsoft To Enter Online Music Battle

Microsoft To Enter Online Music Battle 07/30/2004 02:05 PM
Microsoft is poised to launch its long-awaited online music store late next month. People familiar with Microsoft's music site said it would offer an "a la carte" service from which consumers could buy and download digital audio tracks. By Scott Morrison, Financial Times (via MyAppleMenu)

Microsoft takes aim at Apple's online
music

Microsoft takes aim at Apple's online
music 09/01/2004 06:34 AM
Mcall.com - Wed Sep 1, 09:59 am GMT

Microsoft to enter online music market

Microsoft to enter online music market 11/17/2003 08:57 PM
AP via Seattle Post Intelligencer Nov 17 2003 8:36PM ET

Microsoft launching online music store

Microsoft launching online music store 09/02/2004 06:18 AM
Fox43tv.com - Thu Sep 2, 06:32 am GMT

Sony Unveils Music Service, Mulls 'iPod
Killer'

Sony Unveils Music Service, Mulls 'iPod
Killer' 05/05/2004 01:29 AM
Sony became the latest entrant into the increasingly crowded online music market. By Sue Zeidler, Reuters (via MyAppleMenu)

Microsoft to offer online music service
in 2004

Microsoft to offer online music service
in 2004 11/17/2003 10:05 PM
USA Today Nov 17 2003 9:29PM ET

Microsoft launches test online music
store

Microsoft launches test online music
store 09/02/2004 06:18 AM
Straitstimes.asia1.com.sg - Thu Sep 2, 09:05 am GMT

Microsoft gets tuned up to launch online
music store

Microsoft gets tuned up to launch online
music store 08/31/2004 02:32 AM
Taipei Times Online Aug 31 2004 6:52AM GMT

Microsoft Challenges Rivals With New
Online Music Service

Microsoft Challenges Rivals With New
Online Music Service 09/01/2004 10:32 PM
Microsoft started selling music tracks on its MSN online service, taking on Apple Computer and a host of others in the fast-growing market for digital music.

Microsoft Software Drives New Online
Music Offerings

Microsoft Software Drives New Online
Music Offerings 07/18/2004 05:01 PM

Microsoft to challenge Apple's online
music store

Microsoft to challenge Apple's online
music store 08/31/2004 06:31 AM
Pasadenastarnews.com - Tue Aug 31, 08:17 am GMT

Microsoft Launches Online Music Store
(Reuters)

Microsoft Launches Online Music Store
(Reuters) 09/01/2004 08:45 PM
Reuters - Microsoft Corp. launched a new online store for music downloads on Wednesday, taking direct aim at Apple Computer Inc.'s popular iTunes music service.

Sony Unveils Music Service, Mulls 'iPod
Killer' (Reuters)

Sony Unveils Music Service, Mulls 'iPod
Killer' (Reuters) 05/04/2004 07:54 PM
Reuters - Sony Corp., which pioneered the market for portable music with its Walkman player 25 years ago, on Tuesday became the latest entrant into the increasingly crowded online music market.

Rivals say Microsoft online music store
falls short

Rivals say Microsoft online music store
falls short 09/02/2004 07:36 PM
osOpinion Sep 3 2004 0:12AM GMT

Microsoft Software Drives New Online
Music Offerings (Reuters)

Microsoft Software Drives New Online
Music Offerings (Reuters) 07/16/2004 11:40 AM
Reuters - Hoping to put a dent in the popularity of Apple Computer Inc.'s music download service, online music subscription providers are readying services that allow users to shift rented songs to portable digital music players.

Microsoft launches test version of
online music store

Microsoft launches test version of
online music store 09/01/2004 06:49 PM
SiliconValley.com Sep 1 2004 10:43PM GMT

Microsoft agrees to modify software for
buying music online

Microsoft agrees to modify software for
buying music online 01/16/2004 11:03 AM
SiliconValley.com Jan 15 2004 9:19PM GMT

Karnataka mulls online lottery ban

Karnataka mulls online lottery ban 07/02/2004 09:15 PM
Telegraphindia.com - Fri Jul 2, 10:25 am GMT

Microsoft Launches Test Version Of
Online Music Store (TechWeb)

Microsoft Launches Test Version Of
Online Music Store (TechWeb) 09/03/2004 02:42 AM
TechWeb - The catalog will start with about 500,000 songs, and they'll be playable on more than 70 handheld devices that use the Windows Media format.

Deutsche Telekom mulls reintegrating
T-Online (AFP)

Deutsche Telekom mulls reintegrating
T-Online (AFP) 09/07/2004 02:58 AM
AFP - Deutsche Telekom, the German telecommunications giant, indicated for the first time that it is considering reintegrating its publicly listed Internet arm, T-Online.

Move Over Online Marketplaces And
Auction Sites: You’re Getting A Run For
Your Money With The i-women.net Online
Shopping Network

Move Over Online Marketplaces And
Auction Sites: You’re Getting A Run For
Your Money With The i-women.net Online
Shopping Network 03/17/2005 03:02 AM
Say goodbye to the high costs of price-per-click advertising and marketplace listing fees for women in ecommerce. The long awaited and much anticipated alternative has finally arrived at i-women.net. [PRWEB Mar 17, 2005]

Govt mulls compulsory online form
filling

Govt mulls compulsory online form
filling 02/16/2004 10:31 AM
How do we save £15bn?

DuPont to sell unit to Koch; Lowe's
profit up; Microsoft to offer online
music service in 2004

DuPont to sell unit to Koch; Lowe's
profit up; Microsoft to offer online
music service in 2004 11/17/2003 08:57 PM
Forbes Nov 17 2003 8:25PM ET

Tech News: satellite Internet for rural
users, Microsoft has a new online music
store, 150 cybercriminals arre

Tech News: satellite Internet for rural
users, Microsoft has a new online music
store, 150 cybercriminals arre 09/01/2004 12:27 AM
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Microsoft mulls next XP revision

Microsoft mulls next XP revision 08/27/2004 02:05 PM
Now that SP2 has been released, Microsoft is considering what other changes are needed to the operating system. With a long-awaited security update to Windows XP now complete, Microsoft is preparing a holiday season push for the three-year-old operating system -- and is set to revisit ambitious plans for the next major revision, ZDNet UK sister site News.com has learned.

Music Sharers Move Around

Music Sharers Move Around 03/24/2005 04:47 PM
Here's yet another study that it looks like the press is misinterpreting to turn a small story into a bigger story. CNET is claiming that people who share files online are moving away from online services to trading via their iPods instead. That's a stretch. Beyond the technical difficulty involved in "trading via your iPod," this claim is based on simply the directional trends. The study claims that fewer people are sharing music online, but more are using other means, such as trading via an iPod. However, if you look at the absolute numbers, they're likely to show that such "iPod trading" is a tiny fraction of those who share online. Furthermore, you have to wonder if there's a bias from those surveyed -- since they now know about all the lawsuits, they may be less likely to admit they share music online. About the only thing this study really shows is that people will continue to look for a variety places to get the music they like, and they aren't limited to just one. This means that for every effort the recording industry makes to shut down file sharing offerings, people will just move on to something else.

Microsoft Mulls Self-Managing Technology

Microsoft Mulls Self-Managing Technology 03/15/2003 10:47 AM

Google mulls merger with Microsoft

Google mulls merger with Microsoft 10/31/2003 03:02 PM
Asian Age Oct 31 2003 1:20PM ET
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Bangkok Telco Adds Wi-Fi

Bangkok Telco Adds Wi-Fi 01/18/2004 07:06 PM
Fixed-line provider TOT will open its TNET Wi-Fi service: TOT is a fixed-line provider that's rolling out more advanced features for land lines (including SMS and caller ID), but it's also trying out Wi-Fi at 100 baht per hour or about US$2.50. The first location is at a cafe that will also have 12 computers available; future locations include other branches of this cafe and supermarkets. Pricing deregulation appears to be driving the landline services into more competition against increasingly inexpensive package deals from the cellular operators, according to this article's details....

Bangkok set to elect new governor

Bangkok set to elect new governor 08/29/2004 01:45 AM
Pollution and overcrowding top the agenda as the Thai capital, Bangkok, votes for a new governor.

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Fire rages through Bangkok slum

Fire rages through Bangkok slum 04/23/2004 04:05 AM
A massive fire engulfs a poor area of the Thai capital, forcing residents to flee with their belongings.

Bangkok Official: Fans Fit for Funerals
(AP)

Bangkok Official: Fans Fit for Funerals
(AP) 07/22/2004 08:23 PM
AP - When it comes to paying last respects, an electric fan is better than a customary flower wreath, an official in Bangkok said Thursday.

Thai Police Warn of Piranhas in Bangkok
(AP)

Thai Police Warn of Piranhas in Bangkok
(AP) 05/30/2004 02:52 PM
AP - Thai police have issued a warning, but it seemed fishy: flesh-eating piranhas may be lurking in the capital's waterways.

US$50-Million orders tipped for Bangkok
Show

US$50-Million orders tipped for Bangkok
Show 05/31/2004 02:11 PM
Large numbers of visitors from around the world are converging on Bangkok, Thailand, to attend INTERMACH 2004 this month - and its theme this year is "Cross Border Collaboration". [PRWEB May 10, 2004]

Electoral song and dance too hot for
Bangkok (Reuters)

Electoral song and dance too hot for
Bangkok (Reuters) 08/27/2004 01:59 PM
Reuters - A wannabe Bangkok governor has been kicked out of the city hall race because her troupe of scantily clad female supporters broke election rules by being too raunchy.

Powell and Governor of Florida Arrive in
Bangkok

Powell and Governor of Florida Arrive in
Bangkok 01/03/2005 02:44 PM
The four-day trip through the region is designed to assure nations devastated by the tsunami of the United States' support.

Blowback: The Cost And Consequences of
American Empire plus War And Conflict In
The Post-Cold War, Post-9/11 Era

Blowback: The Cost And Consequences of
American Empire plus War And Conflict In
The Post-Cold War, Post-9/11 Era 03/13/2003 10:25 AM
Chalmers Johnson is an provocative proponent of the American Empire theory, indeed. Here are excerpts from his Blow Back: The Cost And Consequences of American Empire

I heard Johnson interviewed on Episode II, War And Conflict In The Post-Cold War, Post-9/11 Era of The Whole Wide World

The Cold War and its central conflict - the physical and ideological battles between the United States, the Soviet Union and their proxy states - imposed a certain logic and consistency on the world. Take that away and add the bloody wars in the Balkans, Africa and the Middle East in the ‘90s as well as the terror attacks and warnings of more recent times and you get a very confused picture of a world at war. Is this breaking storm in Iraq about oil, democracy, freedom, empire, culture, water, diamonds, modernizing Islam or nation building in the Middle East? Some, one or all of these things?

It was an excellent program and well worth your listen, either by RA now or mp3 later. (From listening to the radio)

Belarus post to install public internet
access terminals in village post offices

Belarus post to install public internet
access terminals in village post offices 04/09/2005 05:19 AM
DMeurope.com Apr 9 2005 9:28AM GMT

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Post It!

Post It! 08/28/2004 04:25 AM
Sitting up late, chatting with Sifry about his DNC stories and conventions and how to cover them and wondering if the real RNC story might be outside the building, and reading the latest on war videography from a moonlight ing Salam Pax. My personal bet is that New York will be noisy but nonviolent, both the demonstrators and the cops have too much to lose by being scary on TV. Still, I bet there’s some first-rate theater in the streets. So, here’s an idea. Go to Manhattan. Get yourself a high-end PowerBook laptop with a bunch of batteries and a FireWire and USB ports and enough WiFi service provider accounts that you’re always online... then, print up a sandwich board that says Your Pictures And Movies... On The Web Now! and walk around, and then, if something happens, it won’t be film at eleven, it’ll be right now.

Can't add? Can't post.

Can't add? Can't post. 12/17/2004 06:28 PM
I've been taking a few pokes at attempting to fend off some of the comment spam on my blog.

The first is obviously to turn off comments altogether, but I very much enjoy the conversation some of my posts garner and find making the channel one-way unacceptable.

The second is to go through occasionally and clean things up. I must say that this option is getting rather tiresome rather quickly.

I know there are typekeys, logins, email confirmations, image recognition, and other such methods, but I'm not overly fond of any of them.

So, here I am noodling.

And I couldn't help coming back to something I've always been fond of: maths. What if I were to raise the barrier to posting just ever so slightly to ward off at least the dumber of the bots using a simple addition problem? If you you're on the individual page for this post or click the permalink (that's the # if you're reading this on my site proper), you'll notice I've added a simple x + y = to the bottom of my writeback form. The numbers are chosen at random between 0 and 9 and "hidden" in variables x and y. Get the addition problem wrong, and your post is rejected. The logic (such as it is) is handled by a minor adjustment to my Blosxom writeback plugin.

I know this probably isn't some new idea (people have been talking about this with respect to sending email, adding a calculation tax to the sender's client and computer). But I put it out there as a first prod and look forward to any feedback you might have.

Of course there are a couple of known issues right off the bat:

• This doesn't extend to trackbacks and thus I'm still wide open to trackback spam. The only solution, should something useful be found for comments, would be to build this into a trackback spec, but I leave this as an exercise for further down the road.
• If this were to be baked into every Blosxom site or, indeed, every blog, spammers would soon figure it out (it's not hard and they're not as stupid as you'd hope they'd be), and the bots would learn a little math. A couple of thoughts popped into my head around this:
  1. Use hashed variable names for x and y, the hash generated based upon a site-/blog-specific key and some other bit of algorithmic sugar, limited time use, and so forth.
  2. Employ a one-off to embed the two numbers in your page, post, or URL. If in the post itself, call it out somehow that's obvious to human readers.
  But, as I said, this was more a pop than a proper noodle.

Again, this might have been thought of before, might simply be a stupid idea, or might be sheer brilliance ;-) ... we shall see.

First Post!

First Post! 12/29/2003 11:55 PM
"We’re just getting started here and we’ve got a few things happening: What the heck is this? WiFiCharlottetown.org (this website) is all setup and should provide a central resource for WiFiCharlottetown info and discussion. Hardware is on the way! We have ordered a few Sputnik..." (100 words - posted by steven) 7 replies

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Post #4,000

Post #4,000 06/22/2005 01:56 AM

Well, here we are at #4,000. This puts us just 1,000 posts away from our stated goal of 5,000. Along with the 4,000 posts, we have 6,050 comments as of this writing, and that's very cool. We appreciate all the interaction everyone has with the site.

Interestingly, we hit 2,500 posts exactly one year ago today. That means our daily post count is about 4.1 (almost 6 without weekends). This means we'll hit 5,000 posts early next spring, which is always what I figured. We'll have some contest or something when that happens and hopefully give some stuff away.

So as long as we're celebrating a blog posting, here's a list of some of the best and more interesting posts of the last 4,000:

Most Commented Posts

• Our post about Fake Escrow Sites (which spawned its own site which has been pretty quiet) got 152 comments
• The famous Bill Gates philanthropy post at 108.

Both posts have had their comments shut down since. The Bill Gates post was the first post I ever did this on — in fact, I had to go look up the exact template tags to do it.

When this site was deanebarker.net, there was actually a post about politics that got over 300 comments. (Although that's cool, about every post at Rosie O'Donnell's site gets over 300 comments — this one got almost 2,000 comments, in fact. You see, that's the trick to getting a lot of comments — become a famous lesbian.)

Longest Posts

• The Josh Clark interview, at over 5,000 words, is the longest. But that doesn't really count, since I didn't write most of it.
• This article on Web usability that I wrote back in 2000 (and published in 2003) is the next longest (read it with a grain of salt, remembering it was written five years ago, which is 100 years ago in Net time).
• Third place is the The Building of Basecamp Review.

Shortest Posts

• The Geek Test at 77 characters
• The recent post on Goo gle Site Seeing at 84 characters (Dave is a man of few words, it turns out).

Posts With the Most Prominent Links

• Two entries — RSS for Credit Card Activity and Styli ng RSS Feeds — got linked to from Scripting News on consecutive days.
• Three entries — the legendary Bill Gates, Philanthropist post, th is one about spilled ketchup from earlier today, and one other one which I forget — got linked to from Boing Boing.
• The Building of Basecamp Review got a link from Kottke.
• Dave had a couple linked to from AppleInsider and MacInTouch, but I can't remember which ones (sorry, Dave).

Any one of those links mentioned is worth 5,000 page views, easily.

My Favorite Posts

• Do Yourself a Favor and Stop Learning, about the hazards of shiny objects, was probably linked to from more sites around the Net than any other. It's still just as true today as it was when I wrote it. (Every time Joe wants me to try Rails, I should have him go read this post.)
• Content Management as a Marriage is very similar, and I find myself nodding in agreement everytime I read it again.
• This post about (and called) Open and Closed Content Management is another good one that expresses the thought I was getting at awfully well. Additionally, the comments on this post introduced me to ez publish which means that I never have to write another content management system, which is cool.
• These two: Enterprise Architecture: Top-Down Makes My Head Hurt and Problems No Platform Will Fix, are pretty similar and I believe in them more and more every day.
• Smarty as a Sub Language is the post that most makes me wanna crack open a code editor.
• Adding User Defined Fields in Movable Type was probably my best technical contribution to the blogosphere. However, Joe's JavaScript Autocomplete/Intellisense post will likely eclipse this as he's already received a couple rounds of fantastic contributions from people.
• This post announcing the birth of my second daughter (third child overall) was also awesome for obvious reasons.

Most Glaring Example That The World Is Ending
Some of the comments on this post, easily. I mean, come on people — do I have to spoon feed the sarcasm?

The Post Most Likely To Get Me Sued
I've been watching the comments on the Geek Squad post pretty carefully. Nothing has gotten out of hand, and there's a lot of good discussion going on, so I'm keeping my hands off for now. However, it still makes me a little nervous.

Only Post I've Ever Been Threatened About
There were some comments on this post about Convea that I was asked to take down under threat of "legal action." I'm still bitter about it, but I wussed out and folded.

(Some long-time readers will remember that this site came down for six weeks in early 2003 when I was threatened over another post, but it was a completely different site back then, so that doesn't really count. And I deserved that one.)

Posts That Bummed Me Out The Most
Two of them, actually — both pretty recent.

• The comments of th is one about the new design
• The comments on thi s one that accused me of tricking people into clicking on AdSense links.

Both sucked, but they are what they are. People have every right to express their opinions.

Most Pissed Off I've Been While Writing A Post
This one, about the comment spammer. That's also the closest we've come to getting taken offline.

Post Containing the Most Hyperlinks
This one. There's 40 of them in here. Markdown rules.

So, what's next? Some ideas for the future:

Ask Gadgetopia
I'd like to provide a place for readers to ask questions of the community that's built-up around this site. Not specific "debug my code" questions, but general questions about the best way to do something. There's a lot of knowledge out there I know some people would like to tap.

Reader Survey
We did a survey a long time ago. I'd like to do another one to find out who's reading. Total vanity, but still.

Let's Give Stuff Away...
I'm getting an increasing number of people offering me review copies of stuff (software, games, books...) in exchange for some publicity. I've started asking for two copies: one for me to review, and one for me to give away to someone. However, I can't figure out a good way to give the stuff away.

Let's Go Somewhere...
I'd like to send Dave or Rob to MacWorld, or me or Joe on this PHP cruise. I'd need to know, however, that we can provide some unique value. A lot of sites send people to these things — can we provide something different enough to make it worthwhile?

So, that's it. I'm sure I'll forget about post #4,500, so I'll see you number 5,000. I'll be here — I hope you will too.

First XML-RPC Post

First XML-RPC Post 12/01/2002 11:58 AM
This is my first post using my XML-RPC server. I hope it works because if it does it'll be quite good for expansion.

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I first post, therefore I am

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"very concise post"

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Usenet post

Usenet post 12/08/2003 09:29 PM
According to a Usenet post, Octigabay is using Infiniband as their cluster interconnect with a custom HCA that attaches directly to the HyperTransport port on the Opteron. This allows them to get under 2us MPI latency when sto ck IB HCAs get 6us.

Microsoft mulls online music move

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