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December 12, 2011
De La Paz's Shark Senesac On the End Of Coffee
In an effort to chart the ever-expanding specialty coffee scene in the Bay Area, we've been engaging a selection of local coffee personalities to pick their brains about why coffee and why now. Today we talk with Shark Senesac of De La Paz Coffee.---You're in the process of opening a new ... More >>
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June 15, 2011
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In an effort to chart the ever-expanding specialty coffee scene in the Bay Area, we've been engaging a selection of local coffee personalities to pick their brains about why coffee and why now. Today we talk with Shark Senesac of De La Paz Coffee.---You're in the process of opening a new ... More >>
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October 19, 2010
Selling Albums for $1 Will Not Devalue the 'Art' of Music -- It Will Get More People Buying It
Former Warner Music U.K. executive Rob Dickins set off a heated debate when he argued last week that digital albums should be sold very, very cheap. (Dickins suggested a price tag of about one British pound; let's just use $1 for simplicity.)His idea was simply that if you sell albums cheap enoug ... More >>
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March 11, 2009
Like a Kitten With A Ball of Yarn
Former Warner Music U.K. executive Rob Dickins set off a heated debate when he argued last week that digital albums should be sold very, very cheap. (Dickins suggested a price tag of about one British pound; let's just use $1 for simplicity.)His idea was simply that if you sell albums cheap enoug ... More >>

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