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New Music Technology is Developed
RedOrbit, TX - Apr 3, 2008
As a result, I think we may have found the absolute least amount of data needed to reproduce a piece of music. Maybe the future of music recording lies in ...
Music File Compressed 1000 Times Smaller Than Mp3
Science Daily (press release) - Apr 1, 2008
As a result, I think we may have found the absolute least amount of data needed to reproduce a piece of music." In replaying the music, a computer literally ...
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New Compression Tech Shrinks MP3 Files by 1000X
Wired News - Apr 3, 2008
As a result, I think we may have found the absolute least amount of data needed to reproduce a piece of music. Actually, Bocko's new technique sounds ...
Researchers achieve music file compression 1000 times smaller than MP3
Gizmag, Australia - Apr 3, 2008
... of times a second like we do on a CD. As a result, I think we may have found the absolute least amount of data needed to reproduce a piece of music."
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P-SQUARE:Uncensored
Vanguard, Nigeria - Apr 4, 2008
I believe that the playing of instruments has so much helped our music. We could reproduce our feelings, at least, and we wanted to hear our contributions ...
Michael's blind passion for music
Brantford Expositor, Canada - Apr 5, 2008
Michael just knew exactly what was being played, and how to reproduce that accurately. So there was little surprise about Michael's reaction to a version of ...
Voice of America

Langston Hughes, 1902-1967: The Poet Voice of African Americans
Voice of America - Apr 5, 2008
He wanted to reproduce the powerful effect other writers had made upon him. Among the early influences on his writing were poets Walt Whitman, Carl Sandburg ...
Gizmodo Australia

Recording Compressed to 1000 Times MP3 Rate Could Be the Future of ...
Gizmodo Australia, Australia - Apr 3, 2008
This way you can get a (theoretically) 1:1 reproduction of music even years after the original recording is gone. And why stop at instruments? ...
New music format thousands of times smaller than MP3
iT News, Australia - Apr 2, 2008
“As a result, I think we may have found the absolute least amount of data needed to reproduce a piece of music,” he said. In developing the format, ...
Digital music just got 1000x smaller
Geek.com - Apr 3, 2008
... of times a second like we do on a CD. As a result, I think we may have found the absolute least amount of data needed to reproduce a piece of music.

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