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Freyburg.comhttp://www.freyburg.com [Freyburg.com] We're all used to Apple fans speculating madly and bending reality to suit their particular taste of crazy. But a columnist at thestreet.com, not exactly a repository of "APPLE RULZ0RS!" types, is predicting Apple will dominate the world of online video downloads (and audio, which it already does dominate.)

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