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That Microsoft is pirating the playlists of radio stations to populate its new MSN Music service, or that radio has become so dumbed-down that it’s pretty easy for Microsoft’s servers to guess what those program directors would schedule?
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September 9th, 2004 at 11:06 am
Why Microsoft’s attack on local radio doesn’t matter
Some folks seem to be upset by the fact that Microsoft is ‘pirating the playlists’ of local radio stations around the country for it’s new music service.I am more bothered by the fact that Microsoft gives a rat’s ass about