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Apparently they don't just rip-off ideas from other companies... they rip off the artistes whose music they sell... found this link in ipodlounge.com http://macslash.org/article.pl?sid=03/07/29/1510211 quote: " Here's what I've deduced... BuyMusic.com (which I will refer to as BM) got their "vast" music library of 300,000 plus songs from a company called the Orchard. The Orchard is a distribution company that has consistently shafted artists by not paying them for CD's sold nor returning unsold CD's or cancelling contracts. So, without the express consent of what is likely lots of the Orchards catalog, BM has put it up for sale at the bargain price of $.79 a song."on the post: BuyMusic Rips Off Apple - Twice!
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OK... for all those who have requested to view the article but could not link thru to the site... here it is in all it's entirety... ARTICLE CREDIT TO CAMPAIGNBRIEF.COM ____________________________________ SHOCK AND AWE: WHY IT WORKSon the post: SHOCK & AWE Advertising
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Sorry guys... guess you were a little too late on the link.. think they are changing their site or something... mebbe an overhaul... will try and get the article if i can....on the post: SHOCK & AWE Advertising
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If everyone takes a look at the spot again and freezes the end card you'll see these tell-tale words... www.nokia-asia.com guess Jesper must be right. Bates SG handles most of Nokia's regional work here in asia...on the post: Nokia Says Nope, That Kitty Bashing Spot Ain't Ours
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American Idol part 3 !!!on the post: Meet the iPod People.
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the look on that waitresses' face is so classic... great job on casting.on the post: Holiday Inn Express - Cinnamon Roll Fans - Cheer (2003) - 0:30 (USA)
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these are hilarious. are they by Fallon, MN?on the post: Holiday Inn Express - Cinnamon Roll Fans - Cheer (2003) - 0:30 (USA)
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www.shots.net it's their spot of the momenton the post: British Honda Accord Spot
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Interestingly enough... the lobster ad was part of a series of 3. the other two ads being: a white tomatoe a white clown's nose The entire series is in CampaignBriefAsia Issue #15/2001on the post: lobsters pale by comparison.
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Glad to know that it's the 22,781st most popular last name (surname) in the United Stateson the post: Reebok - Terry Tate - Office Linebacker (2003) - 0:60 (USA)
