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Che cosa occorre fare a un presidente Usa per ottenere soldi per la campagna elettorale

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E morto Nanni Ricordi, l’inventore della musica dei cantautori italiani

E’ morta Cesaria Evora, un pezzo di storia della musica

Via Google blog

Last May at Google I/O, we launched Music Beta by Google with a clear ambition: to help people access their music collections easily from any device. Music Beta enabled you to upload your personal music collection (up to 20,000 songs) for free to the cloud so you could stream it anywhere, any time. Today, the beta service evolves into a broader platform: Google Music. Google Music is about discovering, purchasing, sharing and enjoying digital music in new, innovative and personalized ways.

E’ morto dopo un ictus Clarence Clemons il gigantesco sassofonista di colore di Bruce Springsteen.

Il 19 maggio all‘Hiroshima Mon Amour

L’11 maggio 1981 moriva Bob Marley

Via Gigaom

What will be the name of Apple’s cloud-based music service? No one knows. However, a tipster of mine says that it might be iCloud. Why? Because the Cupertino-based computing giant is rumored to be a likely buyer of the domain iCloud.com.

Until recently, iCloud.com was a domain name and a storage-as-a-cloud service owned by Linkoping, Sweden-based desktop-as-a-service company, Xcerion. Xcerion’s iCloud service has just been rebranded to CloudMe, and the company acquired the CloudMe.com domain on April 5, 2011.

My source, who is familiar with the company, says that Xcerion has sold the domain to Apple for about $4.5 million. Xcerion hasn’t responded to my queries as yet. At the time of writing, the Whois database showed Xcerion as the owner of iCloud.

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