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    iTunes and The Digital Music Industry On April 28, 2003 Apple revolutionized the music industry by creating the iTunes Music Store. For the first time consumers were able to purchase digital music that was immediately ready for download onto their iPod mp3 players. However, since the start songs downloaded from iTunes have protected by a digital rights management (DRM) scheme known as fair play. Soon after Apple opened their store several other companies opened competing stores, each with their

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    or Dolby Vision. Currently, any movies except 4K ones can be downloaded for offline enjoyment. However, the built-in copy protection of iTunes (M4V) videos limits their playback devices! And that's exactly FairPlay DRM (digital rights management) tech developed by Apple itself. How Does FairPlay DRM Restrict the Playback of iTunes Videos? Apple puts

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    conflict and stress for the people in the show to see how they will get themselves out of the situation. I would enjoy being a producer of that show because of the entertainment one could have with messing with the contestants. I was shocked that Jonny Fairplay would lie about his grandmother dying just so he could get the reward challenge. I noticed that the show picks the contestants who have troubles solving problems, will explode if something goes wrong, or the unreasonable people. They do not pick

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    Club 3000 Bingo is a professional site with high-quality features and real pictures of a real casino in the background, showing you the company respects in the gaming industry and knows bingo well. A great aspect of Club 3000 Bingo is that you can join online or offline clubs and become an official member to many exclusive gameplay offers such as winning trips to Florida or being eligible for really big jackpots. The online site have many slot games available ranging from Dynamic Digger to Irish

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    ePub site notes Formats Mobipocket - a french company created with ePub was in its infancy. They were purchased by amazon in 2005 when Amazon unveiled the Kindle. Mobipocket is HTML 3.2 and features some unique formatting options. -- Kindle can still read Mobipocket however it has been replaced by Kindle Format 8 Tech Specs - The Mobipocket format allows books to be locked with Digital Rights Management (DRM) or not. When an encrypted file is downloaded from a retailer it is locked to the user’s

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    In the poem, ¨The Cremation of Sam McGee¨, the Speaker promises to cremate his friend’s body when he dies in the North. In my second story, Michael Phelps had a dream to become a champion swimmer. In the book, ¨The Call of the Wild¨, Buck is desperate to survive in the Klondike times with tough weather and bad people and dogs. However, all three were pursuing to succeed in their goal they made because they saw something or said something that meant a lot to them. In “The Cremation of Sam McGee”

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    Sport resembles war. In fact, sport was originally built on the premise of preparing soldiers for battle in ancient times. Violence was very prevalent in Ancient Rome and has since deceased because of the emergence of modern sport (Jovašević & Batrićević, 2013). Violence in sport today is not just committed by the athletes, but by coaches and spectators (Corbett et al., 2008). Although violence has been involved in sport for quite some time, the question still remains is violence ethical? Cashmore

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    WRITING SAMPLE #1 – THE EFFECTS OF DRM ON COMPETITION AND ACCESS TO KNOWLEDGE IN THE E-BOOK MARKET It is no overstatement that the boom in digital reading has revolutionized the book industry. Although ideas about electronic libraries date back to the 1970’s, the market took off in 2007 with the launch of the Sony Reader and the Kindle. In 2013, e-books already accounted for a quarter of adult trade sales, bringing in $1.3 billion in revenue. This rapid growth can be attributed to how portable and

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    "Justice according to you and Homer and Simonedes, is apparently a kind of art of stealing-but with the view of helping one's friends and harming one's enemies." In the Republic by Plato one of many theories discussed amongst old friends, Socrates, Thrasymachus and Polemarchus just to name a few, makes it clear that stealing for a friend is okay and for an enemy is wrong. Although in Officespace a 1999 film, depicts in a scene of three co-workers Peter, Samir and Michael plan a scam in their boss

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    Within Harper Lee’s “To Kill a Mockingbird”, Lee creates a sense of unconformity through the characterization of Atticus being lawful and supportive on the idea of mutual concessions which separates him from the social norms of being a man in Maycomb. Within “To Kill a Mockingbird”, Atticus had made a “mutual concession” (Lee _) within a conversation with her daughter. Atticus agrees that on the condition that Scout his daughter goes to school, he will read to her every night. His use of a compromise/mutual

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