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WebbAlert - October 1, 2008

WebbAlert - October 1, 2008

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Amazon to blame for Adobe security flaw?, Internet radio lives to see another day thanks to new royalty bill, Wal-Mart nabs exclusivity deal for Rock Band's upcoming AC/DC title, YouTube ups file size limit, LiquidTV brings TiVo functionality to your PC,

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Reuters reveals a security exploit in Adobe's Flash player that
let sneaky users copy streaming videos off of Amazon's Video on
Demand service. Sorry, but Amazon has since fixed the
problem.

After facing certain doom, Internet radio services have won a
major victory in the battle for lower royalty rates. Now they
just have to figure out how to make money from advertisers, and
they'll be set.

MTV's upcoming Rock Band expansion pack, AC/DC Live: Rock Band
Track Pack, will be sold exclusively through Wal-Mart.

For anyone who may have felt creatively stymied by YouTube's
100MB file limit, rejoice! Thanks to the site's new uploading
service, users now have an entire gigabyte to fill up with stuff
no one wants to see.

How many times have you asked your friends, "When will I be able
to have TiVo on my computer?" Hopefully, at least once, or else
you probably won't care that much about this LiquidTV.

SpaceX successfully launched its own rocket into orbit over
the weekend, paving the way for cheaper space travel in the
future. Because nothing says "relaxed passengers" like "cheap
space travel."

Tech companies, including Apple and Google, saw their stocks
bounce back slightly yesterday after Wall Street's nosedive on
Monday. However, some funny things happened to Google just before
the markets closed and have left a few people scratching their
heads.

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