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The Weekly ‘Loper – October 15, 2006

October 15, 2006 by Rox

While you were busy watching your team get eliminated from the baseball playoffs, here’s what we were looking at:

  • Tower Records Is Dead and I Won’t Miss It Much – Kirk takes a look at the downfall of Tower Records, why it hapend and why he won’t miss it.
  • Turning DRM into a Dirty Word – And when it becomes a dirty word, it won’t nearly be as fun to use as “frack.”
  • Google’s Bid For World Domination – $1.65 billion? Google could have had Medialoper for half that much.
  • Report From The Field: Nobody’s Paying Attention – A bit of market research provides interesting results.
  • That’s What I Like: Postseason Baseball – The constant checking of the cellphone needs to stop, but he’s right. Postseason baseball is slightly addictive.
  • Requiem For Tower Records – Jim takes a more nostalgic look at the demise of Tower Records. And I’m to believe there’s a 15-year old living inside Jim? I would have guessed it was a 12-year old.

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