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Posted by Zonk on Sunday December 24, 2006 @07:20PM from the there-were-many-of-both dept.

An anonymous reader writes "MP3 Newswire released its annual list of winners and losers in digital media for 2006. Winners include Azureus, the Pirate Bay, and YouTube. The losers list includes Streamcast, Captain Copyright (and his sidekick Lieutenant Lame), and the Online Guitar Archive. At the bottom of the post are links to past year's winners and losers lists."

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I'm still not seeing it. (Score:5, Insightful)

by khasim ( 1285 ) writes: <brandioch.conner@gmail.com> on Sunday December 24, 2006 @07:50PM (#17356442)

Teachers or educators, however you'll have it, face the issue of copyrights, royalties, and public performance caveats all the time.

I'm sure they do. But I'm not seeing why any of them would list it as something to spend money on teaching it to kids.

To me, it sounds like their "independent consultant" wasn't as independent as was advertised. Particularly since Access Copyright
http://www.accesscopyright.ca/ [accesscopyright.ca]
was involved in the production.

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