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• This week in content deals.(Table)
• This week in content deals.(Table)
• Shenick shows DOCSIS 3.0 testing gear.(ENABLING TECHNOLOGY)(Brief article)
• BBC: linear TV schedule here to stay.(INTERNET VIDEO COMES TO THE TV)(Brief article)
• Pirate Bay shares torrent links on Facebook.(LEGAL MATTERS)
• YouTube sends Germany to bed without videos.(LEGAL MATTERS)(Brief article)
• Facebook video uploads come from webcams.(LIES, DAMN LIES AND STATISTICS)
• Sweden Web traffic drops as new law begins.(LIES, DAMN LIES AND STATISTICS)(Brief article)
• GoTV brings personal media to mobiles, social networks.(MOBILE MEDIA)(Brief article)
• Yahoo mobile hits 300 handsets.(MOBILE MEDIA)(Brief article)
• SeeqPod bites the bullet.(ONLINE MUSIC SERVICES)(Brief article)
• Samsung opens up UI.(PRODUCT WATCH)(Brief article)
• SpinEarth.tv: watch the global music world go 'round.(SHOW TIME)(Brief article)
• Booming market for HD gear.(DIGIGRAMS)(high definition)(Brief article)
• Going public? Facebook CFO exits.(DIGIGRAMS)(chief financial officer Gideon Yu )(Brief article)
• Apple starts variable pricing parade.
• Aussie government: we'll build our own national broadband network.
• AP to Google: pay if you want to search our sites.(Associated Press)
• Murdoch eyes Kindle model for newspapers.
• Amazon launches Xbox 360 store.
• This week in content deals.(Starz Media L.L.C. to contract with Artificial Life Inc.)(CarDomain to merge with StreetFire)(Regie Nationale des Usines Renault to launch Internet TV service)(Brief article)
• This week in finance deals.(Break.com to buy HBOlab)(Virgin Media to contract with NetPlay TV)(JiWire)(Brief article)
• Stimulus plan's broadband buildout is definitely not 'shovel ready'.(BROADBAND BEAT)
• Telcos start haggling over G20 and US broadband plans.(BROADBAND BEAT)
• 16 Mbps wireline broadband comes to India.(BROADBAND BEAT)
• T-Mobile's move to Android a sign of things to come.(ENABLING TECHNOLOGY)
• Anonymity comes to browser, search history.(ENABLING TECHNOLOGY)
• Netbooks to get more processing power from new Intel chips.(ENABLING TECHNOLOGY)
• AnySource Media launches Internet Video Navigator.(INTERNET VIDEO COMES TO THE TV)
• US gives peek into copyright treaty.(LEGAL MATTERS)
• Warner Music targets Vimeo users' videos.(LEGAL MATTERS)
• Radiohead to testify at piracy trial.(LEGAL MATTERS)
• Swedes charged with running piracy network.(LEGAL MATTERS)
• Music producer Pete Waterman: 'I was exploited by Google'.(LEGAL MATTERS)
• Studios target Newzbin over file-sharing.(LEGAL MATTERS)
• France drops 'three-strikes' policy.(LEGAL MATTERS)
• Games are App Store's best sellers.(LIES, DAMN LIES AND STATISTICS)(Bibliography)
• Survey says: consumers won't cancel pay-TV.(LIES, DAMN LIES AND STATISTICS)
• M1 brings prepaid mobile broadband to Singapore.(MOBILE INTERNET)
• 3 ponders mobile broadband roaming.(MOBILE INTERNET)
• BlackBerry's Wi-Fi Storm.(MOBILE INTERNET)
• Verizon Wireless gives users 5m reasons to listen.(MOBILE MEDIA)
• CellSpin launches mobile multimedia blogging App.(MOBILE MEDIA)
• Cox mulls App Store for coming network.(MOBILE MEDIA)
• Major League Baseball loves mobiles.(MOBILE MEDIA)
• Sony's TV can't play until later this year.(PRODUCT WATCH)
• Acer intends to keep its 40% netbook market share.(PRODUCT WATCH)
• Amazon launches MP3 store in Germany.(ONLINE MUSIC SERVICES)
• Yahoo artist pages grab music from other sites.(ONLINE MUSIC SERVICES)
• EMI does a Web sound check.(ONLINE MUSIC SERVICES)
• Spotify opens up API.(ONLINE MUSIC SERVICES)
• Musicians take new approach to digital media rights.(ONLINE MUSIC SERVICES)
• Labels push new album models.(ONLINE MUSIC SERVICES)
• YouTube in talks for full Sony movies.(SHOW TIME)
• Library of Congress now digital video library.(SHOW TIME)
• Singapore Internet radio goes quiet.(SHOW TIME)
• Craigslist knocks MySpace from number one.(Brief article)
• Fox adds ringtones to AOL's Winamp.(DIGIGRAMS)
• Leaked movie claims new victim.(DIGIGRAMS)
• Kindle users boycott books.(DIGIGRAMS)
• Beatles still defy the Web.(DIGIGRAMS)
• Net radio reaches 42m weekly in US.(DIGIGRAMS)
• AMC streams free B-movies.(AMC Entertainment Inc.)(Brief article)
• New AOL head to 'bring back the magic'.(America Online Inc.)(Brief article)
• YouTube selling ads for 9% of its video views.(DIGIGRAMS)
• Government-backed broadband network could cost Aussies $200 a month.(DIGIGRAMS)
• WangYou gets green light from China.(State Administration of Radio, Film and Television)(Brief article)
• Stunting mobile entertainment growth to the tune of $13b.
• Netflix adds content, could lose competition.
• YouTube Star shines on 1m followers.(Fred Figglehorn)(Brief article)
• YouTube, universal create video music site.
• Telebec selects Vecima's wireless broadband for vast Canadian deployment.
• TV networks develop three-part strategy for dealing with the Net.
• BT gets ready for more bad news, really bad.(BT Group PLC)(Brief article)
• Acer aims for top in netbook/notebook sales.
• Sony joins the Internet era.
• Metered pricing of broadband usage and variable pricing of songs.
  by Hall, Charles
• This week in content deals.(Table)
• This week in finance deals.(Table)
• Cablevision testing 100 Mbps DOCSIS 3.0.(BROADBAND BEAT)

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