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News media blocked by pay walls

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We’ve all heard the dire stories about the death of the newspaper, dwindling advertising revenues and depleted newsrooms. Moves like this are completely revenue based, but I think everyone knows what the news media is trying to do – it’s the why and how that confounds us.



The Indiana Daily Student

Evil advertisements

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At first it seems clever that the World Wide Web knows how to filter out what most appeals to you as a user, but the truth is not so innocent. Marketers are in fact tracking the online movements of millions of people who use the Internet and then sharing this information with Web sites who are willing to pay for the data.


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Harry Potter’s library

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Having about 20 distinct library locations on campus must seem like a waste of space and money to some, but the closing of the Geography and Map Library in the near future raises larger issues of library usage and importance.






The Indiana Daily Student

Student seating sold out for Ohio State game

Despite increasing student seating from 8,100 to 11,000, nearly a third of the normal seating, all seats for the student body for IU's Saturday matchup against No. 9 Ohio State have been sold out as of Thursday morning, according to an IU Athletics press release.




Sufjan Stevens

Sufjan Stevens and Cryptacize rock the Buskirk

Indie rock’s golden boy, Sufjan Stevens took over the Buskirk Chumley Theater last night along with fellow Asthmatic Kitty label-mates, Cryptacize.




Purdue vs. IU Volley Ball

IU volleyball trumps Purdue in 5 sets

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The Hoosiers (13-4, 2-1) won the third straight five-set match against the Boilermakers (9-5, 1-2) to earn IU’s first victory over Purdue in any sport in the 2009-10 academic year.




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RPS kits help students get well

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Cold and flu season are quickly approaching, and with the recent hype of H1N1, Residential Programs and Services has been trying to prepare.


miles brand glbt

A story never told

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The late IU President Myles Brand faced off with state representatives and forwent public funding to become one of IU’s first GLBT advocates in the mid 1990s.