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...MUCH IS IT? 79¢ to 99¢ a song, with no subscription fee...
...similarly transparent but not as amusing as the debate performances. Demographically, Iowa is among the oldest of states. In the past Dean had been typically frank about old-age entitlements. He had supported raising the age of eligibility for Social Security, and moving away from Medicare's costly fee-for-service medicine toward managed care. These were plausible, even noble positions, but he had taken them in typical Deanian fashion, by wildly overstating the case. Medicare, Dean told the Associated Press in 1993, was "one of the worst things that ever happened ... a bureaucratic disaster...
...standard music-editing software called Pro Tools available online. Geonetta plans to lay down tracks for a solo acoustic album in his home studio and burn 1,000 CDs through a copying service. He'll sell the album at his shows, on Amazon.com and Bestbuy.com (for a small shelving fee) and on independent artists' websites like CDBaby. The entire enterprise will cost about $3,500, Geonetta figures. Here again, Guitar Center gains: it sells home-recording equipment and has just started a CD-copying service...
Students must register to begin posting and buying items. The cost of using CrimsonXchange is a $2 fee charged to every buyer for every item except furniture and electronics, for which the fee...
...back. Software maker Roxio, which bought the Napster name and assets for $5.3 million last November, will launch by the end of the year a new Napster service that offers consumers a monthly subscription plan or a pay-per-song download fee--a combination that's an industry first. The company even signed Napster creator Shawn Fanning as a consultant. While pricing has not been announced, "Napster will be much more comprehensive than anything else that is out there," promises Roxio CEO Chris Gorog...