• What’s Next? Marching Bands? | Digital Daily | John Paczkowski | AllThingsD
  “the RIAA is pressing Congress to repeal a federal law that exempts broadcast radio stations from paying performance royalties”
  (tags: Music copyright media Laws)
• Google (hot) Trends
  What no RSS feed? “Hot Trends, which lists the top 100 break out searches of each day. “
  (tags: Google Search Research trends statistics Web)

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