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			<title>Demos Project : Creativity Projects</title>
			
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		<title>Friday emotional prolapse; Fopp? Please no. It can&amp;apos;t be true.</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The worst week in the history of British Music Retail. First Prince announces that he&amp;apos;s bypassing shops altogether by distributing his album for free as a covermount with The Mail on Sunday (the Entertainment Retailers Association condemning this (hilariously) as &amp;quot;an insult to all those record stores who have supported Prince throughout his career&amp;quot;). But now this. An absolute curveball! The legendary Glaswegian purveyor of cheap CDs Fopp, has closed. Yes, that&amp;apos;s right... ( from BlogPosts )]]></description>
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			<![CDATA[The worst week in the history of British Music Retail. First Prince <a href="http://business.guardian.co.uk/story/0,,2114557,00.html">announces that he's bypassing shops altogether</a> by distributing his album for free as a covermount with The Mail on Sunday (the Entertainment Retailers Association condemning this (hilariously) as &quot;an insult to all those record stores who have supported Prince throughout his career&quot;). But now this. <a href="http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/6252300.stm">An absolute curveball</a>! The legendary Glaswegian purveyor of cheap CDs Fopp, has closed. Yes, that's right &quot;closed&quot;. No closing down sale, no budget books: gone, finito. 109 stores whiped out. A <a href="http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/6707255.stm">culture is dying</a>. On the one hand you think &quot;go Prince&quot; HMV can totally suck on that for making me save all my pocket money in 1994 so i could stump up the &pound;15.99 you swines charged me for Parklife (on cassette), and then you're like Fopp? Nooo. This place is an institution. You were supposed to be a sign that there was still room for the good guys. <br /><br />Sorry, i know that's not relevant, but hey, it's friday.]]>
		
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		<pubDate>Fri, 29 Jun 2007 17:59:26 -0100</pubDate>
		<author>charlie.tims@demos.co.uk ( Charlie Tims )</author>
		
		
		
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