Problem is, we are the once who are grown up and knows how to handle information. As an makro economist i find this interesting, tho it’s hard to trust without the source.

Have a nice day.

Quite clearly, anyone could find the link to BBC’s website when the source is specified under the article!
QUOTE:”Source: BBC”

But it just seems to me like too many children use this site. Ever think that perhaps Martin didnt want to promote the Link by giving it to everyone? RLSLOG is not an advertising or marketing site. Purely an information source. Some want it, some may not. What’s the point is posting useless comments about the Volunteers on RLSLOG that bring you priceless information everyday. If it’s not something your interested…

DONT READ IT! IT AINT ROCKET IS IT!?

RLSLOG Users, please grow up!

Big thanks from me for all the information RLSLOG has given me, you are my first port of call!

It’s easy, look:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7165608.stm

Now we can see the first and last bits are commentary by Martin, the rest is copy. Seriously, please post links to sources, so people know your news is legit. Otherwise what’s the point?

You’re not the Wall Street Journal that everyone is expected to believe everything written here. And it’s good to make people look deeper into news stories instead of being mindless sponges watching television.

Yeah right, they said radio would kill books too. I’d rather hold something solid in my hand than look at a screen.

er.. both at the same time doesn’t count.

I am a big spender on the “shopping” internet! the convenience is incredible.

I am afraid that the future for books and music is bleak with online sharing. Unless the copyright holders resign to smaller profits and allow streaming data, music and video cheaply on the net… the industry is going to vanish! A self limiting factor.

We want the stuff but its a new price level that the industry must accept to continue life!

I don’t give a sh*t about profit bottom line.