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Ericsson and The Orchard recently announced a global agreement to distribute full-track downloads and master tones from The Orchard’s independent labels across Ericsson’s global network.
The agreement covers all major territories outside the United States.
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If I invented a cure for boredom, I’d probably be the richest man in the world. Think about it. The pharmaceutical companies that have patented drugs for depression are making billions, and I’m willing to bet my eternal salvation that there are tons of people who get bored more than they get depressed. Boredom is a multi-billion-dollar industry. It’s just that by the nature of boredom, none of the solutions bears any permanence, and therefore the modern cure for boredom is always fleeting.
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The agreement covers all major territories outside the United States.
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If I invented a cure for boredom, I’d probably be the richest man in the world. Think about it. The pharmaceutical companies that have patented drugs for depression are making billions, and I’m willing to bet my eternal salvation that there are tons of people who get bored more than they get depressed. Boredom is a multi-billion-dollar industry. It’s just that by the nature of boredom, none of the solutions bears any permanence, and therefore the modern cure for boredom is always fleeting.
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February 3, 2007 - 12:00am
