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December 12, 2007 12:09 PM PST

Episode 622: Do robots sweat like electric sheep?

by Molly Wood

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In today's episode of Buzz Out Loud, we replace sweatshop workers with robots, the record labels allow DRM-free MP3s on Imeem, NBC might offer HD downloads over P2P, and a Vista service pack is in the wild. It's a weird little series of Christmas miracles, is what it is.

--Molly

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