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[O'Reilly Radar] By tim Daniel Steinberg writes in email to the O'Reilly editors' list: "Just noticed that NPR's programs are no longer available on Audible. If iTunes...

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[The Unusual Suspects] Teresa Heinz Kerry Update: was amazed that there was an audible “Defense” call when the Cowboys had the ball, and that the “Duce”... ”” B. Minich, PI @ 11:10 pm U2 released a new single recently - you might have seen the iTunes commercial. I believe it is still an iTunes Music Store exclusive. I love the new song. Very catchy

[The Unusual Suspects] Haliburton Facts: was amazed that there was an audible “Defense” call when the Cowboys had the ball, and that the “Duce”... ”” B. Minich, PI @ 11:10 pm U2 released a new single recently - you might have seen the iTunes commercial. I believe it is still an iTunes Music Store exclusive. I love the new song. Very catchy

[The Unusual Suspects] NYT Endorses Stolen Honor?: was amazed that there was an audible “Defense” call when the Cowboys had the ball, and that the “Duce”... ”” B. Minich, PI @ 11:10 pm U2 released a new single recently - you might have seen the iTunes commercial. I believe it is still an iTunes Music Store exclusive. I love the new song. Very catchy

[Radar.oreilly.com] O'Reilly Radar > Podcast support in next version of iTunes: At the Wall Street Journal's D Conference, Steve Jobs tonight showed ipodder-like features in the next release of iTunes, supposedly available within about 60 days. I was glad to see this, since the "architecture of participation" has been the only one of the big Web 2.0 themes that Apple had seemed to be missing. He was slightly dismissive of populist podcasting, describing it as "Wayne's World for radio", and celebrating the arrival of professional radio stations into the market, but nonetheless, he was very high on the podcasting phenomenon, and the excitement that millions of users have displayed about it.

[Ourhouseblog.com] Our House: Next is Thomas who is a native of Liberia, his wife and their studious well behaved children. He's been here for quite awhile, in fact he got his US citizenship right before the last election. For him, the US passport is a guarantee of safety if he goes back someday. Chatting with him last summer, I remember that he said he liked Republicans because they were never afraid of sending troops to Liberia to kick out a dictator.

[Itwriting.com] Tim Anderson's ITWriting: Music sites evolve, so do devices, and I doubt Apple will have the best for ever. No, I'm puzzled because Apple, like HP, is in the hardware business, and has stated that iTunes is primarily a way of promoting its hardware. I predict that HP will find it difficult to keep up as Apple ensure that its own hardware works best or has the richest features, in the context of iTunes. HP would be better to stick with Microsoft - another difficult partner, for sure, but not a direct competitor in the same sense.

[Engadget.com] Debates for your iPod - Engadget - www.engadget.com: For this week only Audible and the iTunes Music Store have made the first round of the Bush/Kerry debates available as a free download for your iPod or other supported digital audio players. If you have iTunes you can get it here. And after you’re done listening to the debate check out the debate spotter text analysis tool.