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102. Roxio to buy pressplay and revive Napster name
103. Bertelsmann's Napster ties lead to Universal Music suit
104. Apple's planned music service for Windows draws rivals
105. Clear Channel battles TV networks
106. Record labels send messages to warn music file sharers
107. Stop, thief!
108. Engertainment industry loses file-sharing case
109. U.S. probes label companies; antitrust issues surface, and a merger may be blocked
110. Apple polishes its music service
111. War protests find an alternate channel on radio; Pacifica Network offers all peace, all the time; most successful fund drive
112. Clear Channel will offer data on Internet music
113. Pursuing Oscars, big studios give pirates a hand; DVD copies sent to academy yield perfect bootlegs from Asia to Illinois
114. Clear Channel swings to a profit as sales rise 19%
115. Senators focus on reach, clout of radio giant
116. Is the record industry about to bust your teenager? Forget Napster: in shift, music labels go after people who download songs
117. Tech firms rally to fight Hollywood's antipiracy demands
118. Judge orders Verizon to name song-swapper
119. U.S. Radio companies go digital
120. California nears cutback in Colorado River water
121. PepsiCo North American
122. Cordiant Communications Group
123. Clear Channel to take the 'V' train
124. Ever more popular, this radio preacher actually died in '88; some of his fans don't know J. Vernon McGee is gone; editing out the U.S.S.R
125. Is it time to get a DVD burner? Falling prices spark surge in sales, but beware of dueling formats; the legality of copying 'Friends.'
126. U.S. may allow Univision to buy radio company
127. Entertainment companies aim to thrill museum throngs; producers create and curate shows centered on arts and education; too commercial for a nonprofit?
128. Tenet review spurs analyst moves; health-care firm's study of prices prompts changes in Wall Street's forecasts
129. Hollywood studios will launch paid service for online movies
130. Tenet reaped outsize gains from flaw in Medicare system
131. Tenet to restructure amid scrutiny; two high-ranking officials depart as audit is started of some Medicare payments
132. Tenet case unusual for public nature of affidavits
133. Cashing in on the creeps; merry event promoters say edgiest rockers, tamest moms get into the Halloween spirit
134. DVD burners may be hot this Christmas
135. Movie, music firms protect rights
136. MusicNet, Pressplay are near license deals with music firms
137. Seizure of DVDs shows worries of movie studios
138. Music industry, Verizon clash in copyright case
139. Over the borderline: in San Diego, legal quirks help a radio empire; titan Clear Channel manages Mexican stations beaming programs into the market; using muscle with advertisers
140. Movie Web site names studios in antitrust suit
141. Record-label middlemen seek new radio-station accords
142. Movielink says IBM will assist its plans for video-on-demand
143. Air wars; for Hispanic radio, a feud boils over in a market on fire; fast growth in Latino sector turns two leading rivals into very attractive prizes; 'Boogeyyman' gets a bad shock
144. Clear Channel is expected to tap company veteran as radio chief
145. Pressplay to add new features to music service
146. Stick-to-itiveness wins the new vehicle for this contest pro; he keeps his hand on a car for days - with practice; how he becomes a local
147. Clear Channel swung to profit in 2nd period on better ad climate
148. Clear Channel radio chief's move fosters uncertainty as stock falls
149. Industry to sue people abetting net song swaps
150. Webcast music - royalty rate is cut by Librarian of Congress
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