(...) skizziert die luft- gravur Caprichos, getränkt in aquatinta die augen herbsten unter- schlupf/
josé f.a. oliver via lyrik der region alb - neckar - schwarzwald
wer von seinem herzen rühmt, es sei ganz geblieben, der gesteht nur, daß er ein prosaisches, weitabgelegenes winkelherz hat. durch das meinige ging aber der große weltriß
die bäder von lucca (kapitel IV) heinrich heine: lyrik und prosa
By the 1990s, the brandmasters had begun to study teens like an anthropologist would study a foreign culture. At the same time, branding was up against its deepest challenge yet. The so-called Generation X was in active self-defense against the marketers, adopting a posture and lifestyle that resisted the very notion of cool itself. Of course, they turned out to be a market ripe for harvest.
Chandanagore [recte: Chandernagore?] is the capital of Indian illuminations.
Guardian > Light fantastic
nyt business: was manager vor gericht tragen sollten via gawker
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4-stop putting out shitty records. people don't associate music with value because most record labels put out valueless music. and they know it. their goal is to get a single on the radio and then put out a crummy album that will sell on the strength of the single with no thought to artistry or artist development. they don't sign artists based on artistic merit, they sign artists if the artists look and sound like the other artists on radio and mtv, and that's a recipe for long-term musical and corporate disaster. if you consistently make a crummy product then at some point people will lose interest in you and your crummy product, and they certainly won't be willing to pay for your crummy product.
5-stop persecuting people who are music fans. people who engage in file-sharing are people who like music. you can't make people feel guilty about loving and listening to music. the record companies need to see people who engage in file-sharing as music fans and not as criminals.
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moby tour diary > 5.9.2003: changing industry via de:bug_news
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