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SMART LIVING E4 SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 2000 The Arizona Republic Millions downloading music for free, study finds KNXV news aims to be different MEDIA NOTES On the Web Pew Internet Project: http:www.pewinternet.org Recording Industry Association of America: http:www.riaa.org Napster: http:www.napster.com ation of America. Approximately 14 percent of all Internet users have downloaded music for free, Pew said. Nearly half of the freeloaders are between 18 and 29, but 42 percent are between 30 and 49, according to the survey. "These are the office workers who are rocking out at their desks to Steely Dan or whatever," said Susannah Fox, Pew research director. Only 2 percent of Internet users have downloaded music for free that they own in another form, on a compact disc or cassette.

Some observers have felt that downloads would give listeners a taste of music they would later buy, but Pew's numbers indicate that few people are doing this. Pew's survey of 2,503 adult Americans, including 1,345 Internet users, was conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates on the telephone in April. Associated Press NEW YORK If you've downloaded music for free on the computer, a new study indicates you have plenty of company. An estimated 13 million Americans have done it, and the practice is by no means confined to college students, the Pew Internet Project reported Thursday from the results of a survey. Fewer than 2 million people have paid to download music files.

"Millions of Americans have joined the online music revolution in recent months because it's simple, it's free and so far, nobody's stopping them," said Lee Rainie, director of the Pew Internet Project, which researches the Internet's effect on society with funding by the Pew Charitable Trusts. Freeloading is "a huge threat to the music industry now and it is a harbinger of Mike ClancyThe Arizona Republic ers." Esteban said she was concerned that the station was hiring inexperienced people to gather the news and that, in the interest of sticking with the format, many major stories, like when she covered the shootings at the Ventana Lakes homeowners meeting, were underplayed. "It was crazy," she said. "Instead of a major report when the news broke, followed by shorter reports on subsequent newscasts, it seemed like they wanted to start with a short report. At The Best Movie value In Townl the trouble the Internet will pose to other entertainment forms like the movies," said Rainie.

The recording industry, and bands like Metallica, are trying to halt the trading of music online, much of it done with the aid of Napster, a company that lets users search for audio files. Record companies see it as Concession Prices $1.00 Ail Tne Time IT 939 97 IS or 222 -FILM tOlO BJTTfANY HOME ID 1 SST11 'l-t'l'IHIl'f'IHMll GONE IN 60 SECONDS (PG-13) Flos MISSION TO MARS (PG stealing their work. ROMEO MUST DIE (R) 1:50 4:30 7:10 THE ROAD TO EL DORADO (PG) 1:20 3:20 7:20 TOY STORY 2(G) 1:00 3:10 8:10 7:30 NEXT FRIDAY (R) 1:10 3:30 5:30 7:40 THE TIGGER MOVIE 3:40 6:40 7:50 WHATEVER IT TAKES(PG-13) 12:40 3:00 7:00 BIG MOMMA'S HOUSE (PG-13) Plus -LOVE AND BASKETBALL (PG-13) Pew's findings are dis 5:20 0:20 9:35 9:40 9:45 5:00 9:10 0:40 SHANGHAI NOON (PG-13 Plm KEEPING THE FAITH (PG-13) turbing and "of no surprise to us," said Amy Weiss, MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE 2 (PG-13) Plus -RULES OF ENGAGEMENT (R) SCREAM 3 (R) 12:20 GOSSIP (R) 2:40 4:40 SNOW DAY (PG) 12:50 2:50 4:50 8:50 9:00 8:50 spokeswoman for the Re DINOSAUR (PG) Plus TOY STORY 2 (6) "1ii4f MM cording Industry Associ ROAD TRIP (R) Plut NEXT FRIDAY (R) GLADIATOR (R) Plus PITCH BLACK (R) The talk of TV newsrooms around town has been the changes at Channel 15 (KNXV). Some reporters from the ABC affiliate have been shipping their resumes around town after being told that their contracts would not be renewed when they expire. The station that promises it "won't waste your time" is moving away from reporters in the field and focusing on an anchor-driven format in which news gatherers get little or no face time.

"My understanding is that the news director (Bob Mor-ford) wants to differentiate the newscast from all the other stations in town," said former reporter Michelle Es-teban, who will head to a job in Seattle soon. Morford agrees that differentiation is the key. "The bottom line of the change is that we need news gatherers who are more interested in the facts of the story than in being on television," he said. "The standard way of telling a story is not necessarily the best way." Esteban said she believes the goal is something like CNN's Headline News. Morford says he has heard that, but that the cable show was not a model when he debuted the new format in October.

Like CNN's, Channel 15's newscasts cram a lot of information into their half-hour allotments. "For us to do the format we do, many of those live shots don't add to the story," station manager Brad Nilsen explained. "Just to be on the scene for the sake of being on the scene is not needed." As a result, the need for on-air reporters in the field has been reduced to four. Morford would not disclose the number of "off-air report- FREQUENCY(PG-13)-Phn-CENTER STAGE (PG-13) THE SKULLS (PO-13) 1 :30 4:10 7:30 9:50 THE ROAD TO EL DORAOO(PO) 1:00 3 0O 5:00 r-oa a-nn FINAL DESTINATION (R) Plm U-571 (PG-13) THE TIGGER MOVIE (Gil :20 3:20 5:10 7:20 9:10 nrwitvtnii 5:20 7:50 9:55 SOCIAL CALENDAR WW 1:10 12:50 7:10 TOY STORY 2 (G) GOSSIP IRI 4:50 9:20 SNOW DAY IPG) 12:40 2:40 4:40 7:40 9:40 MY DOG SKIPlPGI 12:30 2:30 4:30 8:40 A-SO GONE IN 60 SECONDS (PG-13) Plus -GLADIATOR (R) AMERICAN BEAUTY (R) 1:40 4:20 8:50 9:30 BIG MOMMA'S HOUSE (PG-13) Plus -LOVE AND BASKETBALL (PG-13) SHANGHAI NOON (PG-1 3) Plus KEEPING THE FAITH (PG-1 3) i REINDEER GAMES IRI 8:40 7:45 0:50 MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE 2 (PG-13) Plus -RULES OF ENGAGEMENT (R) THE TIGGER MOVIE (G) 1:50 3:40 5:20 7:40 9:30 GOSSIP 1:45 3:45 5:35 7:30 9:45 URIn SNOW (PG) 12:50 2:50 4:50 6:50 9:00 THE ROAD TO EL DORADO (PG) 1:20 3:10 5:10 DINOSAUR (PG) Plus TOY STORY 2(G) ROAD TRIP (R) Plus NEXT FRIDAY (R) 7:10 THE SKULLS (PG-13) 1:10 3:20 6:30 7:36 9:40 MY DOG SKIP (PG) 1:30 3:30 5:25 7:20 9:20 TOY STORY 2 G) 1:00 3:00 6:00 7:00 9:15 Ventana Lakes, they didn't seem to think it was a big deal." Morford said he is happy with the progress the station has made, except for the ratings. "We need to get better at executing it and marketing it," he said.

But he added that Channel 15's shows, along with those on competing Channel 3 (KTVK), give local viewers "the broadest possible choice" in local TV news. Phoenix viewers seem to be rejecting the choices. Compared with a year ago, Channel 3's NewShow, its 10 p.m. program, has dropped 6 percent. For Channel 15, the decline has been even greater.

At 5 p.m., the audience is off almost 40 percent from last May. At 6 p.m., the drop was almost 30 percent. At 10 p.m., even with ABC winning the ratings race nationally, the audience for the local news dropped 15 percent. Contact the reporter at Mike.ClancyArizonaRepublic.com or (602) 444-8550. GLENDALE SWAP MEET Open 6am 2pm Every Sat Sun III This month Sedona Taste 2000, 5-8 p.m.

Sunday: The event will include chefs from the area's finest restaurants preparing gourmet food, live, music and a silent auction at Los Abriga-dos in Sedona. Proceeds to benefit the Sedona Boys and Girls Club. $50 per person. Tickets: (520) 282-7822. Upcoming 12th annual Zoofarl: Feasts with the Beasts, p.m.

Oct 6: A black-tie fundraiser featuring delectables from more than 60 of the Valley's finest restaurants and wineries, music, silent auctions and raffles at the Phoenix Zoo. Black tie or a formal animal costume re quired; Proceeds benefit the zoo's children's programs. $175 per person. Tickets: (602)914-4390. 24th annual Hon Kachina Volunteer Awards Program, Oct 7: Arizona's most outstanding volunteers will be honored at Marriott's Camel-back Inn, Paradise Valley.

For more information, visit www.honkachina.org on the Web. (480) 905-1578. Sandra Day O'Connor Award Luncheon, noon Nov. 10: Honoring award recipient Marian Wright Edelman at the Arizona Biltmore, Phoenix. Proceeds benefit the Arizona Foundation for Women.

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1' The Brazilian-born Bundchen, 19, got her navel pierced two years ago when she went with her sister to a piercing place called New York Adorned. "Barbells are outselling rings by two to one," said Heather Street, owner of Body Piercing Jewelry by Heather in Casper, Wyo. Why? Piercing experts say it's the fashion factor1 and ease of insertion. "Changing the captive bead in a navel ring while it's in can be a challenging procedure," Street said. "But the barbell can be changed easily, and there's no limit to the designs, such as precious or semiprecious stones, that can USA Today Recent navel observations reveal a trend in belly decor.

Round navel rings are out. Sliding into style are tiny curved barbells with small beads on both ends, The barbell trend is in part thanks to top model Gisele Bundchen, who has sported it in bare-bellied poses on the covers of Elle, Vogue and be integrated into either end of it." Barbells are also showing up in ears, noses, eyebrows and beneath the lower lip. Bryan Belt, owner of Puncture Body Piercing in Los Angeles, has seen increased demand for barbells among his customers. And he's encouraging it. Piercers at Puncture now uses only barbells for new navel piercings.

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