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Listen 03/13/2003 04:51 AM

Godspeed, Gregory Ford.

Oh won't you please have a listen?

Oh won't you please have a listen? 08/10/2004 05:31 PM
Harry and the Potters .. several tracks

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Why should I listen to you?

Why should I listen to you? 07/28/2004 09:49 PM
Who is Dan O'Dowd and why is his opinion so important that it makes the news on Slashdot? Is he an expert on free software development and embedded operating systems who suddenly admits free software helps terrorists? No, Dan O'Dowd is the CEO of a proprietary software company, using the media as a FUD machine to bash a competing product -- but if you didn't do your research, you wouldn't know that.

Listen Up!

Listen Up! 06/07/2004 10:58 AM
MP3 players are letting music lovers take their collections anywhere they want. By Dave Gussow, St. Petersburg Times (via MyAppleMenu)

listen for yourself

listen for yourself 09/03/2004 11:39 PM
completely made up .. audio

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listen . . .

listen . . . 12/19/2004 03:48 PM

I wanted to share with WWdN readers this amazing thing I discovered via boingboing recently: Comfort Stand Records.

I'm listening to Swingin' Singles while I do this work . . . and I absolutely must share this record with you WWdN readers. It rules. Stand out artists include Mat h and Physics Club, Forty-One , Messer Chups (particularly Orgia of dead 2), and Kim & Buran — and that's just the first side of the collection. I haven't even gotten to side b yet.

But here's the greatest thing in the world about these artists and this label: every track and album is released under a Creative Commons license, so you can download, burn, and share the music with anyone you want legally. Comfort Stand sez: "Comfort Stand Recordings is a community-driven label where all releases are free with artwork and liner notes. We strive to bring you recordings that we find interesting, compelling and downright enjoyable. We are not genre-specific and feature a wide range of material, from well-known performers to those loud unknown kids down your block.

We are not a business. We're not out to make a profit. There are no banners, popups, or spam at Comfort Stand. You don't have to register yourself to download the music you like. We operate under the ideology that money need not come between artists and audience."

There's a lot of lousy free music on the internets. It's nice to listen to some really good free music for a change.

Enjoy . . .

Listen To Don

Listen To Don 04/09/2004 04:05 PM
That Don Box, he ’s a smart guy. I’m glad to hear I’m not the only one worrying that the profoundly-good Web-Services idea is danger of being discredited by too much theory and not enough practice.

"Listen"

"Listen" 06/24/2005 09:47 PM

You Are What You Listen To

You Are What You Listen To 04/05/2005 01:26 AM

Co-workers sharing digital music in the workplace via Apple's popular iTunes form impressions of each other based on their musical libraries, according to a new study by human-computer interaction researchers. By SheKnows.com

Listen When You Clean

Listen When You Clean 07/18/2004 06:34 PM
Via Cory Doctorow, here's how you can listen to your favorite tunes from your iPod even while you shower.

I listen to the Chieftens

I listen to the Chieftens 05/16/2004 03:13 PM
So, why don't you like doing interviews? Modest Mouse's Isaac Brock takes the piss. [wmv]

Don't listen to the Filter

Don't listen to the Filter 09/03/2004 11:51 AM
George W. Bush: Words Speak Louder Than Actions. "So don't listen to the Filter, or the facts. Listen to the words." [6.2MB Quicktime, via Boing Boing.]

Well, Just Listen To This... It Really
Works

Well, Just Listen To This... It Really
Works 08/06/2004 10:21 PM
What is there to write about when the software and the device just plug in and start working? By Paul Brislen, New Zeland Herald (via MyAppleMenu)

Listen to Joe Long!

Listen to Joe Long! 11/11/2003 06:52 PM
Joe Long, the Product Unit Manager for XML Enterprise Services at Microsoft, talks about the Indigo migration story in this recorded presentation on MSDN. If you weren't at Joe's PDC talk and think you don't have 37 minutes time for this, you can still not afford to miss listening to the prescriptive guidance section starting at slide 60, if you ever have or will cross an application domain boundary with a Remoting, Enterprise Services or Web service call on the current stacks.

Listen To AirTunes

Listen To AirTunes 06/07/2004 06:48 PM
The biggest issue may be reliability. The spectrum used by Wi-Fi devices is a crowded neighborhood. By Jim Heid (via MyAppleMenu)

World to US: Listen up!

World to US: Listen up! 08/02/2004 11:50 AM
Our elections will deeply affect much of the world. So, much of the world apparently wants to let us know what it thinks. Talk to US wants to help: Talk to US is a non-partisan public benefit organization seeking to expand US-international dialogue by inviting the opinion of all those affected by our decisions. We are collecting 30-second video messages from around the world, with the most powerful to be broadcast nationally, starting with Link TV (which reaches more than 20 million homes). Should be interesting. Of course, 30 seconds is just about long enough for communications to make deep...

Listen and learn

Listen and learn 11/02/2003 10:55 PM
Computer Weekly Nov 2 2003 9:08PM ET

Listen To The Cio.com Podcast

Listen To The Cio.com Podcast 06/17/2005 03:20 PM
CIO Jun 9 2005 5:19AM GMT

Listen to the authorities and die

Listen to the authorities and die 06/05/2005 11:42 PM
Cory Doctorow: The people in the Twin Towers who ignored the instructions from the cops to stay put survived. The ones who paid attention to them died. Gary Wolf's tantalizing piece in this month's Wired concludes that the future of American security lies in ignoring the Department of Homeland Security, with its "rainbow of doom," its magic airport involuntary nudity machines, and its suspension of the Constitution and relying instead on common sense and democratic fundamentals.

After both buildings were burning, many calls to 911 resulted in advice to stay put and wait for rescue. Also, occupants of the towers had been trained to use the stairs, not the elevators, in case of evacuation.

Fortunately, this advice was mostly ignored. According to the engineers, use of elevators in the early phase of the evacuation, along with the decision to not stay put, saved roughly 2,500 lives. This disobedience had nothing to do with panic. The report documents how evacuees stopped to help the injured and assist the mobility-impaired, even to give emotional comfort. Not panic but what disaster experts call reasoned flight ruled the day.

In fact, the people inside the towers were better informed and far more knowledgeable than emergency operators far from the scene. While walking down the stairs, they answered their cell phones and glanced at their BlackBerries, learning from friends that there had been a terrorist attack and that the Pentagon had also been hit. News of what was happening passed by word of mouth, and fellow workers pressed hesitating colleagues to continue their exit.

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don't listen to the NY Times

don't listen to the NY Times 05/07/2004 08:37 PM
Donald Rumsfeld Should Go .. Everyone

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Hear Me, I Want to Listen

Hear Me, I Want to Listen 03/28/2005 01:29 AM

Digital Rights Management (DRM)is a tool that doesn't reflect the general preference of legal music downloaders. Before you read on, hoping that I will advocate for the free distribution of music, let me warn you: I'm a strong supporter of copyright and the protection of intellectual property; I want artists and distributors to make a decent living, but I'm frustrated by the current misuse of digital technology that attempts to thwart illegal distribution. In practice, DRM makes creates compatibility problems that make it excessively difficult, and in most cases, impossible, to listen to music that has been purchased online.

MaxSpeak, You Listen!

MaxSpeak, You Listen! 12/24/2003 06:32 AM
MaxSpeak Weblog .. MaxSpeak .. MSpeak .. max

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Listen to your customers

Listen to your customers 04/09/2004 04:11 PM
Vani sent me a link to Perhaps the saddest IT story ever told. "Misjudged the corporate market. The company built software products based on little market research, without a clear understanding of what the real problem worth solving was and where the sweet spot in terms of functionality and price/performance would be. Engineers asked where requirements came from, marketing said "trust us," and when it was all over, the sales people asked us what we were smoking. I understand this...

Listen to Your Wife

Listen to Your Wife 04/14/2005 03:32 PM
One Fool's wife takes a page out of Peter Lynch's playbook.

Listen to the lily

Listen to the lily 09/14/2004 08:23 PM
USA Today Sep 15 2004 0:24AM GMT

Payola is dead! Now what will we listen
to?

Payola is dead! Now what will we listen
to? 01/05/2005 11:31 AM
The bizarre, sleazy system of independent radio promotion may finally have bitten the dust. But believe it or not, pop radio may get even worse.

Look For Extraterrestrial Civilizations
(Don't Just Listen)

Look For Extraterrestrial Civilizations
(Don't Just Listen) 04/17/2005 04:56 AM
Space.com Apr 17 2005 9:30AM GMT

The Big Listen Option for CBS News After
Rather

The Big Listen Option for CBS News After
Rather 12/19/2004 03:14 PM
Peter Johnson, who writes about media for USA Today, sent me a note, with a question. With Dan Rather leaving the anchor's desk is there an opportunity for CBS to break away, and do something different? I answered him. There's an opportunity, I said.

Listen To The Flip Side

Listen To The Flip Side 07/22/2004 12:46 AM
New research suggesting that file sharing has no impact upon sales of CDs has, not surprisingly, angered the music industry. By Suw Charman, The Guardian (via MyAppleMenu)

" The first (and last) audio bl0g you
need to listen to"

" The first (and last) audio bl0g you
need to listen to" 09/05/2004 02:47 AM

Feature: Listen and learn

Feature: Listen and learn 04/14/2005 12:33 PM
The parade of the coolest and quirkiest Mac software, gadgets, and Web resources continues with accessories that will bolster your sound and items that will broaden your mind.

“As Simple to Make as it is to Listen
to”

“As Simple to Make as it is to Listen
to” 01/22/2004 02:28 AM
“Music, as any teen in a garage band will tell you, should be as simple to make as it is to listen to,” writes Chris Taylor for Time magazine. “That hasn’t always been the case with musicmaking software though… There had to be an easier way. Now Apple has found it with GarageBand, part of its $49 suite of Mac-only iLife applications released last week. As the name suggests, GarageBand is aimed at amateurs. You don’t need to read the manual to put together a pretty professional-sounding tune. You don’t even need much talent.” [Jan 19]

Listen to your iPod in the car with
TransPod FM

Listen to your iPod in the car with
TransPod FM 12/12/2003 05:30 PM
On Friday, Digital Lifestyle Outfitters kicked off the weekend with the announcement of TransPod FM, an all-in-one unit that allows iPod owners to play tunes in their cars through a built-in digital FM transmitter that synchs with an unused frequency on their stereos.

Thought for the day:Government must sit
up and listen

Thought for the day:Government must sit
up and listen 04/21/2004 09:12 PM
Computer Weekly Apr 22 2004 1:28AM GMT

MaxSpeak, You Listen!: EAT THE RICH

MaxSpeak, You Listen!: EAT THE RICH 04/18/2005 01:59 PM
From Comrade Max .. demolishing

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Listen to the 9-11 Hearings on Your
PocketPC

Listen to the 9-11 Hearings on Your
PocketPC 04/14/2004 06:37 PM

Listen Up! Bacteria Are Talking

Listen Up! Bacteria Are Talking 03/21/2003 05:59 AM
A Princeton University researcher has discovered a secret about microbes the science world overlooked. Bacteria are communicating with each other -- and plotting against us. By Steve Silberman from Wired magazine.

VoIP: It's not so easy to listen in

VoIP: It's not so easy to listen in 02/13/2004 06:44 PM
Some Internet phone service providers say they're willing to cooperate with police seeking to wiretap conversations--but they can't because of technical limitations.

Get Paid to Listen to Telemarketers

Get Paid to Listen to Telemarketers 03/08/2004 11:04 PM
If you can't beat 'em, join 'em. A company named AdNoodle is letting you waive your rights under the Do Not Call list in exchange for cold hard cash. You decide how much it's worth to you - 50 cents, $1, $2 per minute - to have a friendly chat with your local telemarketing concern and answer a &quot;listening comprehension&quot; quiz afterwards. What's your conventional wisdom on this one: Are we bargaining ourselves into a win-win situation? Or are we becoming low-priced callgirls for the bottom-feeders of corporate America? We report, you decide. (via Fark< /a>)
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