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WebbAlert - September 25, 2008

WebbAlert - September 25, 2008

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The music industry and online music services agree on royalties, Apple keeps fighting for complete control of mobile apps, eBay says goodbye to cash payments, Google cuts through the political spin with In Quotes, New device looks to get under criminals'

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The music industry's royalty agreement with online music
services may have excluded internet radio, but it could pave the
way for a similar deal in the future.

It's hard out there for a third-party iPhone/iPod developer,
especially when Apple wants total control over distribution
ofapplications and Google is promising "radical openness."

eBay wants to try something in the U.S. that's already failed
miserably in Australia:no more paying by checks or money
orders.

Google In Quotes lets you compare what various politicians have
said about important issues. Great tool for political education
or diabolical smear tactic by the liberal media?

A new security technology analyzes your body temperature and
heart rate to tell if you're a terrorist. At least now you can
stop being nevous about flying and start being nervous about
being booked as a terrorist.

Want to see the adorable robotphone that will soon enslave us
all?

If you love viral marketing as much as you love Wario Land: Shake
It, then your head might just explode after you watch this.

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