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• Mobile Entertainment Live! - After the iPhone Q&A.(CTIA WIRELESS I.T. AND ENTERTAINMENT)
• The iPhone's impact on consumers & the wireless market.(CTIA WIRELESS I.T. AND ENTERTAINMENT)
• Google shares top $700.(LIES, DAMN LIES AND STATISTICS)
• AT&T delays MediaFLO, ponders potential futures for mobile TV.(MOBILE INTERNET)
• NBCU CEO on giving up analog dollars and getting back digital pennies.(DIGI GRAMS)(NBC Universal Inc.)(Brief article)
• Comcast, cablecos' attack on telcos getting results.(BROADBAND BEAT)
• Ipsos insight sheds light on US, Int'l mobile social networkers.(LIES, DAMN LIES AND STATISTICS)
• Groove mobile offers music subscription service with Bell Mobility.(MOBILE MEDIA)
• G8wave, the Charlatans offer full mobile download services.(MOBILE MEDIA)
• Ticketmaster, iTunes now feature digital album sales with concert tickets.(ONLINE MUSIC SERVICES)
• CinemaElectric inks deal with Google's AdSense and YouTube.(SHOW TIME)(Brief article)
• Google offers $10m in prizes for Android software.
• How will MoCA play in Peoria?(Live from the First MoCA Conference)
• CEA: consumer Electronics spending increases to $22.5b.(LIES, DAMN LIES AND STATISTICS)
• EarthLink may sell its muni Wi-Fi operation.(MOBILE INTERNET)
• Music fans use the internet to discover, purchase music.(LIES, DAMN LIES AND STATISTICS)
• New RealPlayer provides video transfers to the iPod.(PRODUCT WATCH)
• Pioneer's SyncTV to offer online video downloads.(SHOW TIME)
• 'The differences between online and offline computing are dissolving'.(DIGI GRAMS)
• Mobile Entertainment Live! - Carrier Q&A.(CTIA WIRELESS I.T. AND ENTERTAINMENT)
• Personalized Interaction: issues in mobile advertising.(CTIA WIRELESS I.T. AND ENTERTAINMENT)
• Telecom Trends: mobile TV users tops 20m.(LIES, DAMN LIES AND STATISTICS)
• MediaMaster lets users stream music collection to mobile phones.(PRODUCT WATCH)
• Chernin on Hulu's acceptance by other media companies.(DIGI GRAMS)
• US broadband scorecard.
• Asia-Pacific mobile users demanding richer content experience.(LIES, DAMN LIES AND STATISTICS)
• 'Danny Bonaduce: Life Coach' is first original animated program for CBS Mobile.(MOBILE MEDIA)
• AT&T introduces Pandora to handsets.(MOBILE MEDIA)
• eMusic: hitting its stride with 350,000 subs, 3m tracks.(ONLINE MUSIC SERVICES)
• YouTube offers Oprah channel.(SHOW TIME)(Brief article)
• Fast Company posts video on hacking the iPhone.(APPLE SLICES)
• The need for a MoCA-Wi-Fi bridge.(Live from the First MoCA Conference)
• Bebo's no wallflower: socializes with ITN and Crackle, launches open platform.(ME MEDIA)(Independent Television Network Inc. and )
• World's first pet adoption mobile service.(MOBILE MEDIA)
• JupiterResearch: digital sales not enough for music industry.(LIES, DAMN LIES AND STATISTICS)
• Amazon provides novel-sized electronic reader.(PRODUCT WATCH)
• Crackle offers advertisers opportunity for targeted marketing.(SHOW TIME)
• US Broadband Scorecard - Q3 2007.(Statistical table)
• Mobile Entertainment Live! - Content/Service Provider Q&A.(CTIA WIRELESS I.T. AND ENTERTAINMENT)
• StreamVerse gets its Mojo going.(CTIA WIRELESS I.T. AND ENTERTAINMENT)(Brief article)
• Best Buy launches online video-sharing service.(ME MEDIA)
• Is that the Google PC that Wal-Mart is selling?(PRODUCT WATCH)
• Google v Facebook: round 1.(DIGI GRAMS)
• Canada broadband scorecard.
• 62% of fans didn't pay for Radiohead's 'In Rainbows'.(LIES, DAMN LIES AND STATISTICS)(Brief article)
• Napster now available for DoCoMo handsets in Japan.(MOBILE MEDIA)
• Nokia partners with Vodafone to integrate Internet services.(MOBILE MEDIA)
• Samsung partners with content providers, launches 'portable media ecosystem'.(PRODUCT WATCH)
• PBS partners with BitTorrent and Vuze to offer programming online.(SHOW TIME)
• This week in finance deals.
• Kenyans getting fiber optic broadband.(BROADBAND BEAT)
• MTV, Intercasting launch social network 'Con3xion'.(ME MEDIA)
• ShoZu expands media delivery features.(MOBILE MEDIA)(Brief article)
• Jango launches customized internet radio.(ONLINE MUSIC SERVICES)
• New Zune players with new designs hit the market.(PRODUCT WATCH)
• Sony BMG, Yahoo extend VoD partnership.(SHOW TIME)
• Canada Broadband Scorecard - Q3 2007.(Statistical table)(Brief article)
• Mobile Entertainment Live! - business models: the good, the bad and the ugly.(CTIA WIRELESS I.T. AND ENTERTAINMENT)
• Verizon: FiOS profitability in '08.(BROADBAND BEAT)
• Do social networking and advertising mix?(ME MEDIA)
• Hulu's dress rehearsal.(SHOW TIME)
• Microsoft's entertainment & devices division hits the black.(DIGI GRAMS)
• 'Free-to-air Mobile TV has won-the war is over' - MobiTV.(ENABLING TECHNOLOGY)
• 14 days until Christmas shopping starts.(LIES, DAMN LIES AND STATISTICS)
• PixSense: making sense of mobile content.(MOBILE MEDIA)
• Nokia, Symbian won't be Googled by Android.(MOBILE MEDIA)
• Rogers Wireless delivers HTC touch.(PRODUCT WATCH)(Brief article)
• Sony Ericsson copies Nokia Ovi move, with all its natural advantages.(SONY SCENE)(Reprint)
• This week in content deals.(Brief article)
• RawFlow launched global content delivery network.(ENABLING TECHNOLOGY)(Brief article)
• Social.FM intro's Facebook social music applications.(ME MEDIA)(Brief article)
• Ads-Click offers advertising tool for mobile devices.(MOBILE MEDIA)
• Imeem bands together with Nettwerk, Led Zeppelin.(ONLINE MUSIC SERVICES)
• Freedom from the PC: the ibiza Rhapsody Wi-Fi PMP.(PRODUCT WATCH)
• Sonicbids partners with House of Flames to offer virtual gigs to indie bands.(SHOW TIME)
• Google connects social networks to its online advertising with OpenSocial.
• Mobile Entertainment Live! - Mobile Marketing/advertising Q&A.(CTIA WIRELESS I.T. AND ENTERTAINMENT)
• Quadruple-play market heats up in Singapore.(BROADBAND BEAT)(Report)(Brief article)
• Imeem enters partnership with EMI Music.(ME MEDIA)
• Wi-Fi TV launches new services.(SHOW TIME)