Why Microsoft, labels cling to music subscriptionsSource: CNET.com
David Ring, executive vice president of business development for Universal Music Group's digital arm, said at the EconMusic Conference that the recording industry simply can't sustain itself from download sales alone.
How to subscribe to toilet paperSource: unclutterer.com
To illustrate, I'll let you know that I'm subscribed to coffee. I drink Café Altura House Blend and I ordered three 12 oz. cans at the subscription rate of $15.99—that's $5.33 per can.
Shape MagazineSource:
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Self MagazineSource:
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Jobs says Apple customers not into renting musicSource: Reuters
"Never say never, but customers don't seem to be interested in it," Jobs told Reuters in an interview after Apple reported blow-out quarterly results. "The subscription model has failed so far."
Microsoft Starts Handing Out SUSE Linux SubscriptionsSource: -
In the seven weeks since Microsoft and Novell announced their controversial interoperability and patent protection agreement, Redmond has handed out some 16,000 subscription certificates for SUSE Linux Enterprise Server.
Google Reader take 2: Not bad at allSource: linux.com
The first version of Google''s RSS reader, which debuted in October 2005, was so light on features that it was more of a curiosity than a serious application. Now the wizards in white coats at Google Labs have cooked up a new version.

I'm not a fan of iTunes. There are a number of reasons for this, but these are mostly related to the fact that I own an iRiver and not an iPod so I'm effectively unable to use their store to download music.

What is RSS?