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D7: Jill Sobule on Navigating the Digital Age

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Uploaded on Jun 5, 2009

Singer-songwriter Jill Sobule tells WSJ's Lauren Goode what inspired her to write a song for Rupert Murdoch at this year's D Conference, and discusses making it as a musical artist in the digital age. (May 27, 2009).

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  • Drew Arriola

    Drew Arriola 3 years ago

    only love love love to Jill!

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  • oilhammer04

    oilhammer04 4 years ago

    Nice work, Lauren Goode.

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    oilhammer04 4 years ago

    Just shows how little people know about the disaster that can follow by voting for bad leadership. The good ones get weeded out long before the general election. It's funny how these rich guys are for politicians who are enemies of the way they got rich. I guess they feel guilty about all that money, so they don't want others to go through the pain, too. ;)

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