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The iPod Book : Doing Cool Stuff with the iPod and the iTunes Music Store

Scott Kelby

ToolThe iPod Book : Doing Cool Stuff with the iPod and the iTunes Music Store
Published: 09 February, 2005
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Harbinger ups Cablevision stake to 8.1 percent (Reuters)
Reuters - Activist investor Harbinger Capital increased its stake in Cablevision Systems Corp to 8.1 percent in the last week, making it the cable operator's fourth largest external investor, according to a regulatory filing on Thursday.


Seinfeld to be pitchman for Microsoft (AP)
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US company sues Nintendo in Wii wand patent suit (AP)
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House of Barbie seeks nearly $2B in Bratz fight (AP)
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Lights on at Toronto's Filmport, but nobody's home (Reuters)
Reuters - Filmport, Toronto's mega-studio and a possible white knight for its stranded film production sector, opened its doors Wednesday with just one problem -- no studio tenant.


Billionaires aim for a reckoning on federal debt (AP)
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National Ratings in Prime-Time: Week of August 11, 2008 (Mediaweek.com)
Mediaweek.com - Once again, it was all about the Olympics, with the 2008 Games from Beijing leading NBC to an advantage over the five competing networks combined (including MyNetworkTV) of 75 percent in households, 14.76 million viewers, 113 percent in adults 18-49, 110 percent in adults 25-54 and 119 percent among adults 18-34. Comparably, and according to NBC, this is now the fourth most-watched event in U.S. television history behind the games from Atlanta in 1996, Lillehammer in 1994 and Athens in 2004.


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DreamWorks Animation, Intel tie up on 3-D movies (Reuters)
Reuters - Starting in 2009, all of DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc's films will be in next-generation 3-D.


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