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        <title>Tech Daily Dose: Arts+Labs Launches With Big-Time Backing</title>
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Here's a quick follow-up to Tuesday night's post about the launch of a new effort to spur the creation of innovative Internet content and distribute in safe, reliable ways. The clumsily titled campaign, <a href="http://www.artsandlabs.com/">Arts+Labs</a>, was unveiled at a Wednesday briefing in New York City and its founding members are a who's who of high-tech and content industry powerhouses -- AT&T, Viacom, NBC Universal, Cisco, Microsoft and the Songwriters Guild of America.</p>

<p>Arts+Labs is co-chaired by <strong>Mike McCurry</strong>, former White House press secretary to President <strong>Bill Clinton</strong> and <strong>Mark McKinnon</strong>, former media adviser to the campaigns of President <strong>Bush </strong>and current GOP presidential nominee <strong>John McCain</strong>. SGA President <strong>Rick Carnes</strong> and <strong>Chuck Sims</strong> of the law firm Proskauer Rose also have agreed to join Arts+Labs as the first members of its advisory board.</p>

<p>"Quality content drives the Internet and that distribution of easily accessible, affordable content in the Internet age requires new business models," McKinnon said in a press release, noting that consumers should know where to get safe and legal online content while protecting artists' and innovators' rights. McCurry said consumers want greater opportunities to access content "with confidence that they are safe from viruses, hackers, malware, illegal file trafficking and other net pollution."</p>]]></description>
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