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} 
} On a different note, we should not be blasting commercial products is up to 
} them to stand up against the competition.
} 

Commercial products are fine.

Proprietary protocols and formats are diabolical.

National Public Radio (NPR) provides radio shows online -- but they
only support RealAudio!  That's horrendous.

One company in control of which machines can participate.