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Yes, the big labels have earned a lot of scorn for their technophobia and suing their customers -- a practice which finally ended last week -- but music is a multibillion-dollar industry, responsible for employing hundreds of thousands of people, and in the midst of several years of steep sales declines.

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noun Fear of or aversion to technology, especially computers and high technology.

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Yes, the big labels have earned a lot of scorn for their technophobia and suing their customers -- a practice which finally ended last week -- but music is a multibillion-dollar industry, responsible for employing hundreds of thousands of people, and in the midst of several years of steep sales declines. — ResurrectionSong
And probably a healthy dose of technophobia on the part of some doctors and hospitals. — Latest from Computerworld
This might be explained by his well known technophobia and therefore unwillingness to communicate electronically. — Open Parachute
The Left was then pushed further towards a Romantic technophobia by environmentalism, the anti-corporate and anti-military New Left, the spiritual and pastoral counterculture, and intellectual attacks on the Enlightenment from postmodernists. — Ethical Technology
When it comes to livestock tracking, you will have to put your technophobia aside or give us a break with your backward religious beliefs and step back into reality. — digg.com: Stories / Popular