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	<title>Comments on: Google CIO Exits Stage Left</title>
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		<title>By: Joshua Haddick</title>
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		<dc:creator>Joshua Haddick</dc:creator>
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		<description>The music industry is something I should be particularly pss&#039;d at.  By the third time I went to Taiwan I already articulated the idea, wow - music over there is commercial, even the American music there.  Back in the US, I was happy that every once in a while I heard &quot;that song&quot; on the variety station.  Now after going to Taiwan 7 times, and concluding with my recent trip to Beijing with Eric Schmidt, well, now google employees are freely implementing this money maker I taught them, at other businesses.  This was MY idea - the whole correction to American Commercial Music, that is.

Ahh well.  The good news is that in about 10 years commercial music really is going to be better here.  I can pat myself on the back for that : )</description>
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<p>Ahh well.  The good news is that in about 10 years commercial music really is going to be better here.  I can pat myself on the back for that : )</p>
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