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Weekly Poll: Developers - Would You Kill Your Free App?
In a long and detailed blog post, Marco Arment, creator of the popular "read later" application Instapaper explained why he decided to kill off the app's free version. According to
Amie Street: Low Cost, DRM-free Music Downloads
By Guest Author Steven Finch Amie Street is an online music store that has two key features: their unique pricing model and DRM-free downloads. The Amie Street pricing model is
Microsoft Offers Free Software to Startups
Microsoft today announced that it will give away software and services to qualifying software startups as part of its newly announced BizSpark initiative. To qualify for this program, a startup
New Free Node.js E-Book for Beginners
The Node Beginner Book by by Manuel Kiessling is a new Node.js e-book. It's only about 40% done, and is actually more of a long tutorial than a book
Cloud Roundup for January 17, 2012
The OpenStack community is getting ready for a bug-squashing day, BitNami has Windows AMIs that qualify for Amazon's free usage tier and Christopher Miles has an interesting post on working
Last.fm Introduces a Subscription Fee For Streaming Music Via Its Mobile Apps
The personalized music streaming company Last.fm has announced that its radio service will become an ad-free, subscriber-only feature on iPhones and Androids, starting February 15. Last.fm Radio will remain free
97% of Android App Downloads in April were Free, Says Chomp
Last week, we cited a study from mobile analytics firm Distimo that stated the majority of paid Android applications were downloaded less than 100 times. On Android, folks like the
Amazon's Best-Selling Album Download of 2008 Was Available for Free
In March 2008, Trent Reznor's Nine Inch Nails released the first part of Ghosts I-IV via BitTorrent, and released all four albums under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike license. Even
EBooks: Sony Now Offers 1 Million Free Books From Google Books
Sony just announced that owners of the Sony Reader can now access over 1 million free, out of copyright and public domain eBooks from the Google Books library. Sony first
Free Wi-Fi is Just a Small Part of Starbucks' Plan: Free Access to Paid Content Coming Fall 2010
Starting July 1st, Starbucks will finally begin to offer free and unrestricted Internet access over Wi-Fi in its stores. Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz made this announced at Wired's Disruptive by
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