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• LG uses economic crisis to increase market share, roll out aggressive business plans.(Company overview)
• Free rates best for broadband price, customer satisfaction.
• Read all about it: Wi-Fi enters 4G battle.
• Hundreds of magazines bite the dust.
• Blockbuster, Sirius on Yahoo's list of 15 that will fail in 2009.
• New Kindle talks.
• UK consumer spending up 3.2% in January.
• This week in content deals.(Table)
• This week in finance deals.(Table)
• Rumors of an Apple television may speed move to Internet-ready TV sets.(APPLE SLICES)
• Apple a 'must invite' to everyone's mobile TV party.(APPLE SLICES)
• Apple's Chinese aspirations falter.(APPLE SLICES)
• Broadband Scorecard: Q4, V.1.(BROADBAND BEAT)
• Broadband growth boosts Qwest.(BROADBAND BEAT)
• DirecTV 'defies gravity' & adds 301,000 subscribers.(BROADBAND BEAT)
• DirecTV, Verizon's FiOS in virtual tie for HD channels.(BROADBAND BEAT)
• Broadband, HDTV boost Eutelsat's revenues, profits.(BROADBAND BEAT)(Financial report)
• AT&T uses DirecTV to bring first quad play to US.(BROADBAND BEAT)
• US: Digital Service Provider Scorecard - Q4 2008 as of December 31, 2008 in thousands.(Table)
• Canada: Digital Service Provider Scorecard - Q4 2008 as of December 31, 2008 in thousands.(Table)
• A tale of three telcos.(BROADBAND BEAT)
• A tale of three telcos - a comparison of Q4 results for AT&T, Verizon/Verizon Wireless and Qwest.(Financial report)
• Forecast: TV interactivity in 55m US homes by year-end.(ENABLING TECHNOLOGY)
• Verizon Wireless determined to start LTE this year.(ENABLING TECHNOLOGY)
• Cisco may target mobile video acquisitions.(ENABLING TECHNOLOGY)
• Motorola ships 1,000th DOCSIS 3.0 Module.(ENABLING TECHNOLOGY)
• Warner Music sues German music service.(LEGAL MATTERS)
• SoundExchange ignores Webcasters' pleas, updates royalties.(LEGAL MATTERS)
• US, UK look at Web anonymity, privacy.(LEGAL MATTERS)
• Bumps ahead but no barriers for mobile, fixed broadband.(LIES, DAMN LIES AND STATISTICS)
• Real-time mobile video coming big time.(LIES, DAMN LIES AND STATISTICS)
• Online video and TV viewing recap.(LIES, DAMN LIES AND STATISTICS)
• 2 trillion mobile messages daily.(LIES, DAMN LIES AND STATISTICS)(Brief article)
• Web radio usage reaches 6.67b hours in 2008.(LIES, DAMN LIES AND STATISTICS)
• Phones keep getting smarter.(LIES, DAMN LIES AND STATISTICS)
• Revenues soar for online video services.(LIES, DAMN LIES AND STATISTICS)(Brief article)
• China looks to give online video a bump.(LIES, DAMN LIES AND STATISTICS)
• Video streams & video chat to drive mobile adult revenues to $2.2b in 2008.(LIES, DAMN LIES AND STATISTICS)
• Game consoles drive growth, get overtaken by Blu-ray.(LIES, DAMN LIES AND STATISTICS)
• The most pirated broadcast network on YouTube.(LIES, DAMN LIES AND STATISTICS)(Brief article)
• Mobile TV viewers to hit 500m in 2013.(LIES, DAMN LIES AND STATISTICS)
• WiMAX is for 'those that don't want to wait'.(LIES, DAMN LIES AND STATISTICS)
• 21% of US Internet users watch TV shows on the net.(LIES, DAMN LIES AND STATISTICS)
• Report: 100m mobile broadband connections.(LIES, DAMN LIES AND STATISTICS)
• Wi-Fi's new "y" version could disrupt wireless industry.(MOBILE INTERNET)
• Clearwire status report.(MOBILE INTERNET)
• Ericsson: Wi-Fi hotspots to go the way of phone booths.(MOBILE INTERNET)
• Cricket launches music downloads.(MOBILE MEDIA)
• United Arab Emirates get mobile music downloads.(MOBILE MEDIA)(mobile company Du )(Brief article)
• iPlayer plans to boost mobile video viewing.(MOBILE MEDIA)
• Telstra expands Chinese mobile content business.(MOBILE MEDIA)
• GoTV reaches android phones.(MOBILE MEDIA)(Brief article)
• National Geographic gives Verizon Hub a world view.(MOBILE MEDIA)
• Weeding out web music.(ONLINE MUSIC SERVICES)
• Qtrax picks up last of the major labels.(ONLINE MUSIC SERVICES)
• A Music Store by the people, for the labels.(ONLINE MUSIC SERVICES)
• Baptists launch iTunes-like service.(ONLINE MUSIC SERVICES)
• EMusic program pays $100K to artists in year one.(ONLINE MUSIC SERVICES)
• Archos to launch media playing smartphone.(PRODUCT WATCH)
• Nokia gives 5630 XpressMusic life.(PRODUCT WATCH)
• New Miro debuts Internet TV.(SHOW TIME)
• MLB.TV is swinging for the fences.(SHOW TIME)
• Channel Five web videos land on Macs.(SHOW TIME)
• Globecomm launches global maritime broadband satellite.(DIGIGRAMS)
• You're going to miss me when I'm gone.(DIGIGRAMS)
• Cisco, yes. California, no.(DIGIGRAMS)
• MySpace introduces ads into music videos.(DIGIGRAMS)
• Microsoft hits 10,000 patents.(DIGIGRAMS)
• VUDU cuts prices.(DIGIGRAMS)(Brief article)
• Intel to upgrade factories.(DIGIGRAMS)
• US government to spend $6b on rural broadband.(DIGIGRAMS)
• Pioneer closes TV business.(DIGIGRAMS)
• Online TV gains in Western Europe.(DIGIGRAMS)
• Cisco: 'a lot of markets are still growing'.(DIGIGRAMS)
• Netflix: streaming-only option by 2010.
• Verizon Wireless, Vodafone get Wireless broadband speeds of 50-60 Mbps.
• Sprint discounts wireless/mobile broadband bundle.
• Acer, other PC makers launching smartphones.
• What will Microsoft sell in its stores?
• Charter offers 60 Mbps broadband.

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