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From GigaOm

By Mathew Ingram

As an artist who probably makes a substantial income from licensing his music, you might think Neil Young would frown on piracy and file-sharing, but that appears not to be the case, according to an interview he gave at the Dive Into Media conference in Los Angeles. Instead of railing against file-sharers, Young called piracy “the new radio” because it’s “how music gets around.” The musician’s comment puts a lot of the hysteria about copyright infringement into perspective — as we’ve pointed out before, file-sharing and monetization aren’t mutually exclusive, and in many cases a certain amount of so-called “piracy” can actually be good for business, as authors, musicians and even game developers have come to realize.

…get the whole article here- GigaOm.com

If you have a smartphone and a Google account (like you’d use to sign-in on a Google+ page) you should try this. I loved magic as a kid and this is as cool as any parlor trick I ever bought.

From LifeHacker.com “Sign Into Your Google Account on Public Computers Without Typing Anything” by Jason Chen.

If you ever want to log into your Google account when you’re at a public computer, where you’re unsure whether or not there’s a keylogger installed, there’s now a simple solution. And it’s from Google!

Read the details here- LifeHacker.com