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Movies now on your mobileBanning nine to fiveAfrican artists honor

Topeka Capital-Journal, The,  Apr 17, 2008  

Sony Pictures Television says it will become the first Hollywood studio to offer full-length movies by cell phone.

The unit of Japanese electronics maker Sony Corp. says it will offer a range of popular titles on special AT&T Inc. phones in May.

The movies, such as "Bugsy," "Ghostbusters" and "Karate Kid," will be among those that have made their theatrical and DVD runs and have been broadcast on TV already.

The titles will be streamed with advertisements in a loop and not be available on demand.

The Associated PressEverybody has an idea on how to save the economy. Perfectbusiness.com is throwing its idea in just in time.

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The Los Angeles-based business group has proposed replacing the numbers "9" and "5" on the face of the clock with a "!"

Why?

"Why not?" said a perfectbusiness.com spokesman, adding that it is the perfect initiative to ease unemployment fears and remind people there's more to life than work.

Sign the petition at perfectbusiness.com.

The Capital-JournalYou've heard countless U2 covers - most of them bad renditions at local karaoke bars.

But a new album just released has the internationally successful band's top tunes sung just the way Bono likes.

"In the Name of Love: Africa Celebrates U2," is a compilation of U2 songs sung by African artists, who have a truer understanding of some of the struggles Bono illustrates in his music.

The album retails for about $15. And, of course, proceeds from the album benefit numerous global charities.

The Capital-Journal

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