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Wed, February 27, 2008 11:37:28 PMFrom:
smh.com.au Technology Daily
Subject:
With a simple fiddle you can top the charts
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Former music industry insider reveals how simple it is for
Australian record companies to manipulate digital music download
charts. 
Fairfax Media's digital arm is plunging into the fickle world of
the "youth market" with a website that promises to give Australians
their 15 megabytes of fame. 
Twelve artists get inspired from typing "completely rooted" into
Google search. 
A premier edition of an unprecedented online Encyclopedia of Life
was unveiled Wednesday as part of an ambitious project to catalogue
the 1.8 million species known on Earth
Microsoft must pay the European Union a record US$1.3 billion fine
for charging rivals too much for software information.
Apple affirms its iPhone sales goal for this year and says it will
give details next week of how outside programmers can create
software for its iPhone.
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