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Disney’s Decision: Hulu, YouTube or Something Else?

Mark Cuban’s Twitter Bill: $510 a Word

What Do Maxim Magazine, Chrysler and Your Tax Dollars Have to Do With Each Other?

Reddit’s Ad Experiment Is Good News for Condé Nast. Maybe for Digg, Too.

Imeem Asks Big Music for Help; Gets Some, Needs More

More Layoffs for Google: 200 Axed From Sales

Another Twitter Ad: AT&T Sponsors “March Tweetness”

New York Times Cuts Salaries, Jobs

A Win for Project Playlist: EMI Drops Suit, Signs On

Condé Nast’s Most Drastic Cuts Yet: The Disappearing Town Car

Google CEO Eric Schmidt’s Friends and Family Fly for Free, Frequently

Comcast’s Digital Deal Guy: “We’re Ready For Pitches”*

From Google to Gone: EMI Boots Digital Boss Douglas Merrill

Looky Here! Actual Revenue for Twitter, Courtesy of Microsoft.

Big Media Grousing About Google, Just Like Everybody Else

How Advertisers Can Foil the Fast-Forward Button: Ads You Have to Watch

Back to the Future: How the New York Times Saw the Web in 1995

Free Music Site SpiralFrog Finally Calls It Quits

The New York Times Slaps Another Web Wrist

Palm: Never Mind Our Earnings–The Pre Is Going to Be Awesome

Sony, Google Fire Back at Amazon’s Kindle With… “Black Beauty”?

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Moore’s Law means that more and more things can be done practically for free, if only it weren’t for those people who want to be paid. People are the flies in Moore’s Law’s ointment. When machines get incredibly cheap to run, people seem correspondingly expensive.

— From Jaron Lanier’s new book, “Who Owns the Future?” excerpted on Wired.com