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I hate the European Union. The latest suggestion from Brussels is that the songs I buy on the ITMS is going to cost me $0.1 extra!

I'm going back to illegal downloading!

The Beatles are suing Apple, for using it's name and logo (BBC News); and undoubtedly, if Apple is to lose this one - it'll most likely mean that the shareprice is going to take the heat at some point.

The International Herald Tribune, which by the way is owned by New York times, reports that the NYTimes is to stop printing stock listings, due to the abilities the readers now have to get updated quotes on the web.

Due to a software error of Saxess, a Sweden-based trade-system; all Nordic stock exchanges are now stopped. The source of the chrash is not likely to be hacking, sources say.

Schibsted yesterday confirmed it's plan to launch a new search-engine onto the domain www.sesam.no. Launch is planned for the middle of Q4. This will be the Norwegian media group's attempt to take over the Norwegian indexing market,- batteling the title with the newly-merged Findexa and Eniro.

So, why is Schibsted entering the market now, and how much may they gain? Schibsted's own Mikal Rohde explains. Yeah, and it's exclusive, by the way...

Ok, so to follow up on my promise to bring you longer, and better articles - here are some presentation tips, for some strange reason... Just kidding. It's an article I wrote for myself as prep for my oral media exams, slightly modified to suit everyday needs...