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(A poster from the band String Cheese Incident)
The Oscars, the Emmys, the Grammys...the Jammys? The Jammy Awards celebrate bands who riff, skiff, and improvise in the tradition of the Grateful Dead. The climax of the ceremony involves a crowded multi-stage jam. Unlike most other award ceremonies, the focus is not on ball gowns and borrowed jewelry. Also, columnist John Podhoretz, the election in Spain, and the feud over Linux.
"It’s kind of one of the growth industries in the IT world.... You could see a company pulling in 800 million in profits a year with 230 employees."
—Michael Kanellos on intellectual property lawsuits
"It’s kind of one of the growth industries in the IT world.... You could see a company pulling in 800 million in profits a year with 230 employees."
—Michael Kanellos on intellectual property lawsuits
Podhoretz Country
John Podhoretz Columnist for the New York Post, consultant for NBC's The West Wing and author, Bush Country Shirley & Banister Public Affairs, 2004)on Monday morning politics, and his defense of George Bush in his book Bush Country
We Be Jammin'
Peter Shapiro Executive Director, Jammys on the Jammy Awards, which honors the best in improv and jamming in music
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Steve Bernstein Publisher and President , Relix Magazine and Relix LLC on the relationship between Relix Magazine and the Jammy Awards
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Steve Bernstein Publisher and President , Relix Magazine and Relix LLC on the relationship between Relix Magazine and the Jammy Awards
Zapatero's Victory
Paul Isbell senior analyst for international economy and trade at Real Instituto Elcano, a leading Spanish think tank on the implications of Jose Luis Zapatero’s victory in yesterday’s Spanish election, how the bombing last week effected the outcome of the election and what this means to ...
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Michael Kanellos Editor of Enterprise Computing and Personal Technology department at news.com , part of the Cnet.com web portal on the feud of UNIX SCO suing companies using Linux