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RE: Microsoft, Google mine for ideas in their own way
AN OPEN LETTER TO JOHN LETZING, a Dow Jones Marketwatch reporter about the article Microsoft, Google mine for ideas in their own way . Musigy believes that John Letzing's article contains wrong conclusions about the ownership of the intellectual property Read More...
Posted 17 February 07 04:37 by stan | 1 Comments   
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Feedback solicited from Italian users of Musigy
Well, of course we want all of our users give us feedback. And I want to thank all of you who installed and tried our Private Beta client -- we want to hear from you what you think. But I also wanted to mention our Italian users for a couple of reasons: Read More...
Posted 07 February 07 02:47 by vlad | 20 Comments   
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"Innovation is the new Rock'n'Roll": Musigy on Digital Planet radio program by BBC
Last week Stan Vonog , one of the founders of Musigy, was interviewed by Digital Planet , the weekly BBC World Service program that reports on technology stories from around the globe. This week's program came out on January 29 covering the Innovation Read More...
Posted 01 February 07 12:46 by stan | 1 Comments   
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Musigy and Microsoft co-organized Web Technology Days in Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology
Musigy and Microsoft Student Partners program co-organized a series of lectures and a distributed concert of Kseniya Fedulova and The Red Fish at Web Technology Days in Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT) on October 26-27, 2006. All the Read More...
Posted 27 October 06 08:44 by stan | (Comments Off)   
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