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Beethoven

3 articles stable

Beethoven has appeared in 3 articles since 2006-12. Coverage peaked in 2024Q2 with 1 articles.

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Coverage Timeline

2024-05-01
The Verge

Changpeng Zhao's short sentence suggests he had some leverage, and the hearing referred to sealed documents and “cooperation”, perhaps over Binance user details

Elizabeth Lopatto / The Verge : Bluesky: @lopatto.bsky.social . X: @davidgerard Bluesky: Elizabeth Lopatto / @lopatto.bsky.social : just asking questions www.theverge.com/2024/5/1/241... X: @davidger...

2023-03-31
Wall Street Journal 16 related

How Apple's standalone classical music app fixes the genre's biggest problem of search and discovery with better metadata created by Dutch company Primephonic

Forget the metaverse.  The future is metadata.  It's how the world's most valuable company built a better way of listening to Mozart and Beethoven.

2017-07-23
The Atlantic

A history of the quest to solve checkers, headlined by a 1994 matchup between a computer program and the best checkers player ever, Marion Tinsley

Marion Tinsley—math professor, minister, and the best checkers player in the world—sat across a game board from a computer, dying. Tweets: @alexismadrigal and @mkonnikova Tweets: Alexis C. Madrigal / ...

2007-12-03
Ars Technica

Roll over, Beethoven: Deutsche Grammophon ditches DRM

Universal has been one of the two major labels to drop DRM (along with the UK's EMI), but its support of the MP3 format has been experimental.  Should the experiment not go well, Universal has always ...

2006-12-14
Techdirt

But How Will Mozart Have Incentive To Write New Music With All His Works Available For Free?

from the just-wondering dept  —  Last year, when the BBC decided to record and then give away free downloads of all nine of Beethoven's symphonies, some classical music record label execs complained …

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