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About GoFish Technologies Inc.

GoFish Technologies is the first search technology company focused on digital media search and discovery, enabling search-engines to deliver meaningful and profitable product functionality in one of the highest-growth categories in the search market. The volume of available digital media across the Internet has grown rapidly to represent one of the last remaining un-mapped categories of content that consumers are increasingly spending time searching for. GoFish digital media search platform will enable web search engines to deliver intuitive search functionality one of the fastest growing categories of content online (audio, video, mobile, games). >> GoFish

Warchild download

Gotshrimp >> Very advanced charity funding. Download a track and support the good cause. >> Warchild Music A friend does the same with hotel bookings. >> charityHotels

TOSHIBA LAUNCHES MUSIC IN COLOR

Toshiba launches the new gigabeat line of portable music devices with a major integrated marketing campaign and launch party hosted by Joan Jett and the Blackhearts and featuring a performance by Blues Traveler

Toshiba America Consumer Products, L.L.C., ("Toshiba") long a leader in DVD and storage devices announces the spring 2005 availability of gigabeat®, the first in the Toshiba gigastyle family of products announced at this year's Consumer Electronics Show. The gigastyle concept introduces products that are hard drive based and allow the ultimate in flexibility and entertainment options.  >> Toshiba

Faking IT

You know all those annoying people who talk into their cell phones as if you weren't standing right next to them? It turns out that many of them aren't really talking to anybody. The New York Times recently described research at Rutgers University as well as the Ethics and Public Policy Center that found that a great number of cell phone users are faking it.  >> CBS news Gotshrimp >> So imagine a girl fakes phone sex, what is she?

US copy wrong right?

The House of Representatives passed copyright legislation on Tuesday that would dole out criminal penalties to those who make unauthorized recordings of films in movie theaters.

The Family Entertainment and Copyright Act of 2005 (HR357) also would permit technologies that allow users to skip objectionable content in movies viewed at home. >> Wired

Digidesign Debuts New Hardware & Software at NAB

Digidesign chose the world's largest electronic media show (NAB) to debut the revolutionary all-new ICON D-Command medium-format integrated console environment, which is the newest worksurface for the ICON family and packs amazing control and exclusive Pro Tools functionality into a compact work surface. >> BillboardPostPlay

Should people that have no money pay for music?

Let me know what you think about this question. I beleive that the majority of filesharing (without payment) is done by kids that have no money to buy cd's (music). VIVA!

The Cracking of Napster WMA DRM

Gotshrimp >> The quest to create smart files that understand if the user has paid for the file (track) is still an impotant focus in the battle against filesharing and illegal copying of music. We should know by know that DRM (digital rights management) and other methods to protect your copyright will never work. I heard this one from a friend of a >> friend: copyright is suicide! VIVA! >> Copyfighter's Musings by Derek Slater

Digital music just started

With only 12% penetration, the white hot portable music player market has only started to get going. Apple remains the major player, shifting 5.3 million iPods in the past three months alone but rivals will see the remaining 88% penetration points as an opportunity and a clear marker that the digital music race has a long way to go yet. >> m4music.info

Soundbuzz

In Australia things are going a lot slower than in the rest of the world. Here only a few online music stores are fighting for the favour of the music lover. >> Creative starts selling together with >> Soundbuzz. i Tunes sells for the iPod, so nothing new here. What will the next big partnerships be? I will keep you posted ;-) VIVA!