$2,250 per downloaded song
This is the "reduced" award amount in the case of illegal music downloads that one man has to pay. The total damage award was originally $2 million but a judge reduced that amount to $54,00 for the 24 songs that were illegally downloaded. That amount comes out to $2,250 per song that defendant Jammie Thomas-Rasset has to pay Capital Records.
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ESPN 8 "the Ocho" not yet but ESPN 3-D coming this year
ESPN has announced the launch of ESPN 3-D network which will show case this year's World Cup and for next year's 2011 BCS Championship game. ESPN anticipates airing 85 live sporting events in it's first year. Internet postings also suggest that Discovery channel will also be going 3-D.
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Live Nation and Ticketmaster merger
Two of the top ticket selling companies are considering a merger. Live Nation has been rapidly expanding around the globe over the past two years securing ticket deals at major concert venues. Ticketmaster for its part has been dominate for years and up until the end of 2008 had an agreement to run tickets for Live Nation concert facilities. So would a merger between the two mean higher ticket prices for you and your family? We believe it would not. It would basically be the continuation of the ticket selling agreement the two companies had until the end of 2008. Of course the combined company would be dominate and the biggest ticket selling operation in the country. But prices should remain competitive for concerts and entertainment events.
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