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		<title>By: Content delivery on a shoestring &#124; B10 Mediaworx</title>
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		<description>[...] My need to have a comprehensive perpetual bookshelf (defined as re-downloadability of different live-file formats) warred with my need to allow the customer to own all the formats. I couldn&#8217;t find a free shopping cart that would do that. (For one good discussion of shopping carts, go to Crystal Williams&#8217;s blog, Big Bright Bulb.) [...]</description>
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