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That said, even 30 seconds can be a long time in some cases: Minor Threat's "Straight Edge" only runs 45 seconds.

Faster Forward: Apple ups some iTunes song previews to 90 seconds Rob Pegoraro 2010

That said, even 30 seconds can be a long time in some cases: Minor Threat's "Straight Edge" only runs 45 seconds.

Apple ups some iTunes song previews to 90 seconds Rob Pegoraro 2010

Related: "[T] his year's SXSW should've been re-named South by South-Swanberg, in honor of the filmmaker and friends who dominated the entire festival," writes Mark Bell in Film Threat's wrap-up.

GreenCine Daily: SXSW, 3/19. 2007

Film Threat's Mark Bell asks David Arquette about his directorial debut, The Tripper, which Arquette describes as "a political horror film set in the Redwood Forest at an outdoor music festival."

GreenCine Daily: Shorts, 4/16. 2007

Film Threat's Mark Bell offers a "guide to attending and surviving Sundance."

GreenCine Daily: Slouching Towards Park City, 1/17. 2007

Brett the Threat's Reign of Terror-By-Likableness was to continue.

Tallulah Morehead: Survivor Samoa: "The Lord Frickin' Provides!" 2009

I'm sure you've read about Nike's using a derivative of Minor Threat's 1984 self-titled album cover for one of its ad campaigns without asking the band or record label's permission.

Boycott Nike or Something 2005

Earlier this month, Nike released a promotional poster (right) for their a skateboarding demo tour that appropriated text and imagery from seminal Washington DC punk band Minor Threat's 1981 self-titled album's cover art (left).

Boing Boing: June 26, 2005 - July 2, 2005 Archives 2005

Minor Threat's music and iconographic album cover have been an inspiration to countless skateboarders since the album came out in 1984 (sic).

Boing Boing: June 26, 2005 - July 2, 2005 Archives 2005

I'm sure you've read about Nike's using a derivative of Minor Threat's 1984 self-titled album cover for one of its ad campaigns without asking the band or record label's permission.

June 2005 2005