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• AOL buys MusicNow; look out iTunes.
• Is Content the Kingmaker?(VIVA Telecom05, television services)
• Comcast, RadioShack: 'The Right Time, the Right Place'.(BROADBAND BEAT)(Brief Article)
• Case departs Time Warner.(Steve Case)(Brief Article)
• Next-Generation Wireless Multimedia Services.(VIVA Telecom05)(Paul Petersky of Management Network Group talks about mobile networks)(Brief Article)
• Verizon slashes residential phone rates.(Verizon Communications Inc.)(Brief Article)
• NDS, Siano working on mobile TV solution.(Siano Mobile Silicon)(Brief Article)
• BBC to test HDTV next year.(High definition television)
• 'Lost' leads 'Desperate Housewives' among iPod set.(APPLE SLICES)(Brief Article)
• Siemens integrates SURPASS and VCAS.(Siemens AG. integrates Home Entertainment technology with Verimatrix' Content Authority System)(KPN Royal Dutch Telecom uses Verimatrix' Content Authority System )(Brief Article)
• Intellectual property industries account for 40% of US growth.(LIES, DAMN LIES & STATISTICS)(Brief Article)
• Austar to launch DVR with four tuners.(PRODUCT WATCH)(Brief Article)
• Over-the-air digital radio broadcasts.(forecast)
• Digital radio jumping in UK.(survey)(Brief Article)
• AOL to distribute Brightcove internet TV service.(SHOW TIME)
• IPTV coming into its own.(views of Jeffrey Soong from Broadband Network Systems on internet protocol television)
• Cable giants to launch mobile service with Sprint.(Comcast Corp., Cox Communications Inc., Sprint Nextel Corp., Time Warner Cable, Sprint Nextel Corp.)
• MoCA update.(VIVA Telecom05)(Multimedia over Coax Alliance)(management of standards of home networks)
• Proxim joins Intel's metrozone team.(Brief Article)
• Real offers holiday discounts.(RealNetworks Inc.)(Brief Article)
• The Local cable TV Franchise Problem.(VIVA Telecom05)(forecast of cable television broadcasting industry)
• Two views of the world.(financial future of SBC Communications Inc. and Verizon Communications Inc.)
• EA launching record label for game soundtracks.(Electronic Arts Inc. and Nettwerk Music Group teamup)
• Movielink dishes up fun facts.(SHOW TIME)(Brief Article)
• US Telcos gain ground in broadband.(Internet service providers and cable television broadcasting industry Digital subscriber line services market share)
• Blu-ray gang refuses HP's proposed compromise.(high definition digital video disks)(Hewlett-Packard Co. technology)(Brief Article)
• Online Ad rates rise.(LIES, DAMN LIES & STATISTICS)(web portals usage for online advertisement)(Brief Article)
• Where is Sony?(market share)(Brief Article)
• X-OOM radio records to iPod.(X-OOM Software)
• XM, Napster launch beta of combo service.(ONLINE MUSIC SERVICES)(XM + Napster, XM Satellite Radio Inc.)(Brief Article)
• FUSA helps bloggers add video.(FUSA Capital)(Brief Article)
• Intel, Micron jointly produce iPod memory chips.(Micron Computer Inc.)(Brief Article)
• Dell suffering from Sony syndrome of digital media failures.(market share and earnings of the company)
• Enabling the Home Network.(VIVA Telecom05)(Panel Discussion)
• Comcast invests in Wi-Fi technology developer.(BelAir Networks, Comcast Interactive Capital L.P.)(Brief Article)
• Intel, Microsoft developing line of entertainment PCs.(Digi grams)(Brief Article)
• Telus IPTV.
• Grokster axes P2P service; suitor waiting in the wings.(StreamCast Networks Inc.)(peer-to-peer service)
• Napster 3.5 is all about personalization.(ONLINE MUSIC SERVICES)(Brief Article)
• Disney buys living mobile.(Walt Disney Internet Group)(Brief Article)
• Cisco launches municipal Wi-Fi gear.(Cisco Systems Inc. )(Brief Article)
• AOL as launching pad for non-linear networks.(America Online Inc.)(Brief Article)
• Move on to limit malware.(America Online Inc., Yahoo, CNET, Verizon, Computer Associates and the US Federal Trade Commission introduced certification scheme)(Brief Article)
• Sony intros internet-based videoconferencing.(SONY SCENE)(Brief Article)
• Don't want to load the video iPod? Let TVMyPod do it.(new products)
• The Click Five EP debut's 'i-Liner'.(new interactive booklet from Warner Music Group)(Brief Article)
• American Telephone & Television.(SBC Communications Inc. changed the AT&T Corp. name after acquisition)
• Widevine gets new IP protection patent.(Widevine Cypher, Widevine Technologies, intellectual property)(Brief Article)
• Major digital media tradeshows.
• Beyond the Hype: TV programming v Internet programming.(VIVA Telecom05)(survey)
• 1% of US wireless subscribers watch mobile TV.(LIES, DAMN LIES & STATISTICS)
• Webster's makes Wi-Fi an 'Official' term.(Brief Article)
• Microsoft TV thumps chest.(VIVA Telecom05)(views of Phil Corman from Microsoft TV EMEA)
• Thoughts on internet blocking.(views of Steven Pearlstein from Washington Post Co.)(Brief Article)(Interview)
• Tellas unveils Greek music download service.(ONLINE MUSIC SERVICES)(Brief Article)
• Cingular calls UNO!(MOBILE MEDIA)(Summus AND Mattel Inc. team up together)(Brief Article)
• China to pass US in broadband users.(BROADBAND BEAT)(internet services market share)
• Porn peddlers go portable.(MSNBC Cable Network and other mobile porn peddlers advertising through iPods and mobile phones)(Brief Article)
• Internet caused News Corp share price drop.(The News Corporation Ltd.)(Brief Article)
• AOL use of P2P technology significant.(Digi grams)(Brief Article)
• iTunes Rises to 7th largest US music retailer.(Apple Computer Inc. iTunes Music Store)(Brief Article)
• UMe redesigns web sites, adds video clips.(Universal Music Enterprises)(Brief Article)
• Thomson offers triple play to cable TV operators.(Thomson S.A. Thomson Broadcast Solutions)(Brief Article)
• Sony's PR nightmare worsens.(SONY SCENE)(Sony BMG Music Entertainment)
• Open questions at Telecom05.(VIVA Telecom05)(Brief Article)
• The PC as Entertainment Hub.(VIVA Telecom05)(Panel Discussion)
• Sprint gets into the groove with mobile music service.(Sprint Music Store)
• DVRs & MoCA: the winning pair? Will they win out over PCs and Wi-Fi?(multimedia over coax, digital video recorders)
  by Hall, Charles
• iPod: the Kleenex of portable music players.(APPLE SLICES)(Brief Article)
• MoCA completes Plugfest for 270 Mbps home networking.(HOME NETWORKING)(Multimedia over Coax Alliance)
• MySpace teams with Interscope to launch MySpace Records.(Interscope Records Inc.)
• New York Times signing up for-pay online subscribers.(Digi grams)(Brief Article)
• DirecTV: vulnerable deals, duopoly pricing and new bird.(BROADBAND BEAT)(DIRECTV Inc. deals with telecommunications industry)(DIRECTV Inc. launched Spaceway 2 satellites by launching Ariane 5 rocket)
• Cingular sings.(Cingular Wireless L.L.C. mobile radio services)(Brief Article)
• $100 wind-up, networked laptops coming to world's poor.(Nicholas Negroponte of Massachusetts Institute of Technology at the United Nations summit on the Internet in Tunis)(Brief Article)
• Sony BMG's ninth circle of PR hell continues.(Digi grams)(Brief Article)
• MobiTV takes fuse mobile.(MOBILE MEDIA)(new service FuseMobile)(Brief Article)
• Clear Channel speeding up HD radio upgrades.(plans to enhance new service by Clear Channel Communications Inc.)(high definition)(Brief Article)
• EC eyeing regulations of 'non-linear content'.(European Union. European Commission)(Brief Article)
• Intel invests in digital radio gear maker iBiquity.(iBiquity Digital Corp.)(Brief Article)