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CD Nature
New Age soundscape label. Live recordings from Atlantic Forest, Amazonia, Costa Rica, Paraná, and Pantanal Wetlands. Discography, CD shop, and contact information.
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New Scientist: New CD Anti-Piracy System Could Damage Loudspeakers
"It is called the Cactus Data Shield, and it is designed to add noisy garbage to all copied CDs. The trouble is, it could also damage the hi-fi and loudspeakers of people who play pirated CDs."
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At Last, a New Jump Little Children CD
Christina Lee Knauss of The State, a Columbia, SC newspaper, discusses the release of Vertigo.
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New CD Protection Won't Play on PCs
"Israeli security company Midbar Tech is releasing 1 million copy-protected CDs in Japan as part of an aggressive push by record labels to curtail digital piracy." By Gwendolyn Mariano. [ZDNet]
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MPR: Songwriting and Social Work Merge in Honeydogs' New CD
Article on the album "10,000 Years" and how it was informed in part by frontman Adam Levy's day job, including pictures and audio.
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Jordan Knight: the American CD
News, facts, articles, lyrics, links, pictures.
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Register: Old Code Defeats New CD Anti-ripping Technologies
"Macrovision's SafeAudio and Midbar's Cactus - both new technologies designed to prevent CDs from being copied successfully - may have been defeated by software released over two years ago." By Tony Smith.
www.theregister.co.uk/

Ebony Magazine: "Maxwell: Reluctant Sex Symbol Soars With New CD"
Brief article about Maxwell and "Embrya" that was printed in the 9/98 issue of Ebony.
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New Scientist: Anti-piracy CD System Raises Distortion Fear
"The first CD title has already sold 100,000 copies, but it is causing concern among audio experts because they fear that the music may be audibly distorted."
www.newscientist.com/

New Scientist: NSync CD is Copy Protection "Experiment"
"The music industry is now testing different copy protection systems on mass market chart CDs, with copies of NSync's Celebrity on the Zomba label being sold in at least three different versions."
www.newscientist.com/