Started this at a coffee shop this morning, finished it this evening at home. Well-written, -sourced, -researched; immensely informative--especially for someone like me, who never engaged with downloaded music, let alone streamed. I stopped bothering when finding media became a real pain in the ass. The recording industry has always been scum; streaming just makes that worse--it flattens markets and (sub)cultures while funneling money the artists earn into corporate coffers. Very worth reading, if eventually more angry-making and depressing than anything else.
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The Fox by Frederick Forsyth
I've read a handful of Forsyth's novels, some from the 1960s, and it's nice to find some of his later work. This feels a bit s...

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