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• PURGE
  As far as a BETA goes really bad. A little to late MTV an uncool service. Nothing worked that was important and music is a big YAWN. Plus Microsoft can't do anything right why them water seeks its own level. MTV..Microsoft all out of good ideas ITunes still rules....

  May 15, 2006

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• OPEN MOUTH INSERT FOOT
  Why does CNET let this guy comment on anything. He's managed to name a company nothing else...
  
  NBC Teams With P2P Distributor
  by Gavin O'Malley, Friday, Nov 18, 2005 6:00 AM EST
  NBC UNIVERSAL ON THURSDAY ANNOUNCED plans to distribute full-length movies through the peer-to-peer file-sharing service Peer Impact. Come springtime, consumers will be offered 24-hour access to new and archived films for an as yet undecided price.
  
  While movie download services already exist--like Cinemanow and Movielink--the deal is a first for both Universal and Peer Impact, which is owned by Wurld Media.

  November 18, 2005

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• How a Con Artisit was Born
  Wayne Rosso is a self promoter with no technology and one label SONY/BMG. Andy Lack not the sharpest tool in the shed. Who cares? Rosso was never the founder of anything. They have Borland SNOCapped. Get with it there are real P2P technologies to report on way ahead of these guys.

  August 23, 2005

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• I'm in the BETA
  I have been in the BETA for three months and this month started making money on my single tracks. Games will only help with a bigger pay back and now I can get everything at Peer Impact. In reply to: "P2P becomes a cash cow for PC gamers"

  July 11, 2005

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