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Fox News hosts initially got a laugh out of recent allegations by a professor at Louisiana State University that tv personality Mr. Rogers produced a generation of kids who believe that "you're special just for being who you are" and therefore feel no need to work hard.

The AVL, part of University Information Technology Services, is a facility that includes some of the world’s most advanced virtual reality and visualization technologies to support research, education, and creative activities.

SoundExchange, a group responsible for collecting music broadcasting royalties, on Friday confirmed it has proposed new terms for internet radio that could lower fees for some webcasters.

Online radio has temporarily been saved, and these 7 awesome online radio services have prevailed. At least for now. A SoundExchange executive testified before Congress on Thursday that the organization will not enforce new royalty rates which were scheduled to go into effect on Monday morning.

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Warner Music Group and online community imeem have partnered to stream ad-supported music and video on imeem's free social media networking site.

Internet radio broadcasters' best hope to avoid the onset of higher royalties beginning Sunday, July 15, fell by the wayside as the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit denied a motion to postpone the onset of the new royalty regime.

Sometime Saturday, Woodbury University’s Second Life island dropped off the map of the virtual world. Second Life players have grown accustomed to intermittent outages from their metaverse service provider, sometimes spinning fanciful stories about tsunami and seismic activity as part of in-world roleplay. A virtual catastrophe does not appear to have been the cause of Woodbury’s demise, however. It appears the complete disappearance of an entire virtual university was a disciplinary move on the part of Linden Lab - for Terms of Service (TOS) violations.