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The MP3 invention: "The patent really is a contract with society" | 4iP Council
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Fraunhofer IIS Pulls the Plug on MP3 | AVS Forum
MP3 - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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What is an MP3? (with pictures)
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MP3 fades away into history
MP3 Wasn't Killed, it was Set Free - The Mac Observer
US pop singer Suzanne Vega (front) pictured at the Fraunhofer Institute of Erlangen, Germany, 03 August 2007. Vega's song 'Tom's Diner' was the first to be converted to MP3 when the Fraunhofer
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MP3 is dead, say creaters after terminating licensing
MP3 Is 25 Years Old! | Hackaday
R.I.P., MP3: The Ubiquitous Digital Audio File Format Is Officially Dead, According To Its Creators
The MP3 Audio Format is Officially Dead
How Do MP3's Work? By Virginia Ellis History Of MP Started in the mid 1980's at Fraunhofer Institute in Germany where. - ppt download
Is the MP3 format really dead? - Son-Vidéo.com: blog
Licensing for the MP3 Format Used on Original iPod is Officially 'Terminated' as Patents Expire - MacRumors
MP3 File Format To Discontinue – theFIVE10.com
Fraunhofer IIS - AES
The mp3 History
MP3 is Officially Dead as Fraunhofer Institute Discontinues the Format
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Flashback 1996: U.S. Grants MP3 Patent | Sound & Vision
After MP3: The Past, Present, and Future of Audio Codecs
The mp3 History
Rightful Labs - This is also known as MPEG-3. The MP3 moniker did not get chosen until July 14, 1995 (it was .bit before .mp3). MP3 is still licensed to Fraunhofer Institute –
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