Steve Jobs shares his thoughts on the future of digital music, and SURPRISE! He hates encoded and protected downloads just as much as the rest of the known universe.
As you were saying:
- Obama picks "Mr. Clean" for Veep 47
Chad, JC, Chad, Chad, Chad [...] - "Life Forces Sale" 18
Zack, Zack, James, june, Zack [...] - The Pills ... They Work 9
michael lee, Chad, Julie, deborah, june [...] - Art as worship 8
Jeremy Killian, David, Ash, Aly H., steve collins [...] - Similie of the Day 9
michael lee, sharolyn, Bobby, sharolyn, michael lee [...] - perspective 18
betsy, Chad, michael lee, Chad, betsy [...] - firefly 20
michael lee, michael lee, Chad, Chad, James [...] - Instrument / Economy Trivia 6
Eric, James, Daniel Semsen, Jeremy, Sharolyn [...] - Faculty Training Day 14
harmonicminer, michael lee, sharolyn, michael lee, Matty [...] - Cartoon Me 13
Faith Kathleen, michael lee, sharolyn, Faith Kathleen, Sharolyn [...] - Gustav 1
Gretchen
michael's pretty interesting links
- The Resurgence Greek Project | Formerly www.zhubert.com
- Google Chrome
- U.S. hands over Anbar, Iraq's once-deadliest region | csmonitor.com
- The Ten Tenors
- Soungle.com
- Furby Gurdy
- Cantus Online
- Israel to Display the Dead Sea Scrolls on the Internet - NYTimes.com
- YouTube - Battle at Kruger
- Mosab Hassan Yousef, son of Hamas leader, becomes a Christian - Telegraph
He’s a sharp guy. I read a Roling Stone article with Jobs a couple of years ago and, while I got the impression that the interviewer was baiting Steve into some sort of iTunes-Is-Gonna-Kick-Everyone’s-Ass tirade, his answers were level-headed, gracious, and well thought out.