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July 31, 2006

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AOL may offer free services: WSJ (Reuters)

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Attendees use wireless computers at a trade show in Atlanta, Georgia March 24, 2004. Time Warner Inc.'s AOL unit may ofer its full menu of services, including e-mail, free of charge to anyone with a high-speed Internet connection, The Wall Street Journal said on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter. (Tami Chappell/Reuters)Reuters - Time Warner Inc.'s AOL unit may ofer
its full menu of services, including e-mail, free of charge to
anyone with a high-speed Internet connection, The Wall Street
Journal said on Thursday, citing people familiar with the
matter.

. Maybe this could help microsoft, Yahoo Instant Messaging to Play Nicely With Each Other
(PC World) PC World - Limited testing of the IM clients’ interoperability starts tonight. World - the universe. Also you should check this site out analysts seek Microsoft spending details
(AP) AP - The demand at Microsoft Corp.’s annual meeting of financial analysts next week won’t be so much to “show me the money” as to “show me what you’re doing with the money.”. Details - the personnel so selected. I also noted that

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Toshiba delays sale of 1st HD DVD recorder (AP)

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This is a hit-or-miss AP - Toshiba Corp. said Thursday it will postpone the sale of the first recorder for HD DVD high-definition video discs because of a production delay. Sale - an opportunity for selling or being sold; demand. We could also look at these things vonage sued for alleged patent infringement
(Reuters) Reuters - Klausner Technologies Inc. said on
Monday it sued Internet phone company Vonage Holdings Corp.
for aleged patent infringement, seeking damages and
royalties it said were worth $180 million. We could also look at these things competitors Turn Up the Heat on Microsoft Exchange
(PC Magazine) PC Magazine - The competitive landscape for the mission-critical e-mail, calendaring and messaging market is changing, and not necessarily in Microsoft’s favor, as Lotus Notes on Linux makes its debut and Scalix reports a million mailboxes deployed. Magazine - a television program that presents a variety of topics, usually on current events, in a format that often includes interviews and commentary. More information might help you eWEEK Daily News Podcast, June 28
(PC Magazine) PC Magazine - In this eWEEK Daily News Podcast: Windows churns out another Vista test build, but does it mean the OS is on track for the new year? The other 800-pound gorilla, Google, is planning to roll out its online payment service soon, but will it work? European cops catch suspected botnet operators; and Red Hat’s CEO says Linux could become a U.S. standard. Magazine - any of various compartments attached to machines, used for storing or supplying necessary material. This is also worth to check out

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DVR Owners Watch Less TV — Well, Sort Of — Okay, Not Really

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Furthermore Last Fall, TV networks moved to assure advertisers that DVRs weren’t the death knell of advertising, as among other things, DVR owners watched more TV than people without the devices. Now, a new study apparently indicates the opposite — that DVR owners watch less TV. Well, sort of, anyway: all the study seems to show is that DVR owners are less likely than non-owners to watch 45 hours or more of TV in a week. Furthermore, the study is reliant on interviews, with a good chance people underreported how much TV they actually watch. After all, nobody really wants to own up to watching that Buffy The Vampire Slayer marathon one day last week, followed by hour upon hour of Baywatch reruns. The networks say their research backs up their original claim that DVR owners do indeed watch less TV overall, something this new study — or at least its press release — doesn’t cover. But “DVR owners less likely to watch more than 44.5 hours of TV per week than non-DVR owners” doesn’t make for the juiciest lead, does it?. You can also check this out…. torque Game Builder lets you make your own games
(Macworld.com) Macworld.coum - GarageGames on Wednesday announced the release of two new tools to make it easier for people with an idea to create their own gams: Torque Game Builder and Torque Game Builder Pro. Both are available for Mac OS X and Windows, with prices starting at $100. Please check this out… eU regulators poised to slap huge fines on Microsoft
(AFP)

A customer walks past a display of Microsoft Windows XP software. EU regulators are preparing to raise the pressure on Microsoft for failing to comply with a 2004 antitrust ruling by slapping huge new fines on the US software giant.(AFP/Getty Images/File/Justin Sullivan)AFP - EU regulators are preparing to raise the pressure on Microsoft for failing to comply with a 2004 antitrust ruling by slapping huge new fines on the US software giant.

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Add Amazon To The Long Long Long List Of Video Download Providers

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However For quite some time there have been rumors about Amazon’s plans for video or audio downloads. Now, just a week after Apple’s movie download plans are leaked, Amazon’s own similar plans are leaked as well. Apparently, Amazon decided to skip completely by a music download store (something they’ve also talked about for years) since Apple remains so dominant in the space. So, it’s unlikely they’re thrilled about Apple’s plans in the video space as well. However, again, it’ll be interesting to see how the market shakes out. The article is a bit vague and still leaves a lot up in the air, while ignoring how things like BitTorrent or YouTube could end up competing in the market. Just because Amazon is entering the space, it doesn’t mean it’s a slam dunk that enough people will care. Amazon - a small green parrot of the genus Amazona, having a short tail and red-and-blue wings, native to Central and South America. Need help finding more information? microsoft, Nortel form telecom alliance
(AP) AP - Microsoft Corp. and Nortel Networks Corp. have formed a four-year aliance to develop and sell products that aim to give people more sophisticated ways to communicate with each other. Please check this out apple Sheds eMac for $899 iMac
(NewsFactor) NewsFactor - Apple announced Wednesday that it is replacing the eMac personal computer with a 17-inch version of the iMac designed specifically with education in mind. Apple - the firm, edible, usually rounded fruit of this tree. You can also check this out…. microsoft upgrades instant messenger
(AP) AP - Microsoft Corp.’s latest instant messaging program is ready for prime time, the company said Monday. Instant - a particular or precise time: at the instant of combustion. read on to check out what awaits you

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Why Is The Canadian Government Paying The Copyright Lobby

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occasionally we can take a look at this Michael Geist’s latest column questions why the Canadian government is paying the Creators’ Rights Alliance — an organization that, among other things, lobbies the government on policy issues involving copyright. If it were somehow a small organization whose voice wasn’t getting heard, some might defend it as helping those who don’t have an effective lobbying voice. However, this isn’t a small, struggling organization. It’s especially worrying since we’ve seen repeatedly that lobbying organizations focused on copyrights often don’t actually represent the views of the content creators they claim to represent. Paying - a person considered with regard to his or her credit or reliability in discharging debts. On a that note puppy love goes online in China
(Reuters) Reuters - One hundred lonely Shanghai dogs will
have a chance to find their ideal mates at a dog-dating event
hosted by China’s first professional online pet matchmaking
company, the Shanghai Daily said on Thursday. Love - often Love Christianity. Charity. You can also check this out…. microsoft mum on reports it is aiming at Apple’s iPod
(AFP)

File picture showing a miniaturized iPod called the "nano" capable of holding 1,000 songs, seen here in September 2005 in Paris. Software colossus Microsoft remained tight-lipped regarding media reports that it intended to unleash its own version of Apple Computer's popular iPod MP3 player.(AFP/File/Joel Saget)AFP - Software colossus Microsoft remained tight-lipped regarding media reports that it intended to unleash its own version of Apple Computer's popular iPod MP3 player.

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Microsoft launches online Office preview (AP)

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Microsoft co-founder and chairman Bill Gates(L) and his wife Melinda(C) listen as US investment guru Warren Buffett addresses a press conference in New York regarding his 31 billion dollar donation to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.(AFP/Nicholas  Robert)AP - Microsoft Corp. has launched an online preveiw of its new Office business software, as part of efforts to drum up more interest in the coming set of releases.

. Wow… I love this using this supernova Panel: Search Far from Mature
(PC Magazine) PC Magazine - Search engine executives say there is still much that can be done to enhance the user’s search experience. Search - an act of searching. Take a look at this companies take costly steps to secure laptops
(USATODAY.com) USATODAY.com - Big U.S. companies are taking tough measures to shore up laptop security amid a rash of thefts. The actions of Ernst & Young, Fidelity Investments and other high-profile victims underscore the balancing act for executives, who must weigh the costs of additional security and customer privacy with the financial benefits of a mobile workforce. this is worth your time

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Studios Set Up DVD Download-and-Burn Plans To Fail

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However Earlier this week, Movielink, the movie-download site that’s owned by a number of movie studios, said it had licensed technology to allow users to burn downloaded movies to DVDs, but couldn’t yet offer the service as it still needed to license some encryption software as well as get approval from the studios that their movies could be used for the service. Much to Movielink’s chagrin, its major rival, CinemaNow, says it will start letting customers burn some movies to DVD, with the studios’ blessing. It’s slightly odd that the studios would let CinemaNow introduce the functionality before a site in which they have a financial stake, but they apparently feel somewhat comfortable with the technology the site’s been using to let users burn porn DVDs for several months. Of course, there’s a catch — only about 100 movies are initially available to be burned, none of them new releases. According to BusinessWeek, the studios want to see if the movies “end up littering the nation’s piracy sites” — which, as usual, is completely pointless, since the movies will have long been available on pirate sites. It almost sounds like they’re setting the system up to fail, perhaps to protect physical DVD retailers, or to once again put forth the nonsensical “you can’t compete with free” argument. Perhaps in one sense they’re right: you can’t compete with free if you don’t offer consumers anything worthwhile. Plans - a proposed or tentative project or course of action: had no plans for the evening.. I have this floating around somewhere music swapping Kazaa settles litigation, will go legal
(AFP)

The music-swapping website Kazaa announced it had settled all lawsuits claiming it promoted Internet piracy and would work with the entertainment industry to protect copyright.(Kazaa)AFP - The music-swapping website Kazaa announced it had settled all lawsuits claiming it promoted Internet piracy and would work with the entertainment industry to protect copyright.

. Will - diligent purposefulness; determination: an athlete with the will to win.. This will diffently help you research microsoft Promises To Play Fair With Windows
(TechWeb) TechWeb - The so-called Windows Principles are a set of principles the software giant promised to follow in the development of Vista and other future versions of the desktop operating system. Windows - aerospace. A launch window. I also heard these things a Child’s First Car Loan, Courtesy Of Toyota During the original dot com boom, there was an interesting company called “DoughNet” which was supposed to to be a financial site for kids — trying to teach kids how to be responsible with money at a young age. Of course, that was the marketing spin. Others believed that it was just a sneaky way to give kids access to some of their parents’ cash so they could spend it online (parents usually had to set up an account with a certain amount of money that the kids could “manage”). While it got a lot of hype, it quickly went nowhere. However, now that so many people have forgotten what happened last time around, it’s no surprise that we’re seeing similar ideas — with new twists. Last month we wrote about Toyota’s strategy to get kids hooked at a young age, by sponsoring many different aspects of a virtual world for kids. Of course, if you’re going to get kids hooked on wanting a certain car, you might as well get them primed and ready to do so with debt. Jeremy Wagstaff notes that Toyota has now added a new feature to this children’s virtual world: the ability to buy one of these virtual cars on credit. It even involves a fake credit report using “WhyCO” numbers designed to mimic FICO numbers. Of course, to get a good WhyCO number you have to be very involved in the Whyville virtual community. It’s being pitched (of course) as a way for kids to better understand things like car loans — but some might wonder why 8-year-olds really need to understand things like credit scores, debt and interest payments. Next thing you know, we’ll find out that these kids are being taught the importance of purchasing the extra warranty and the virtual undercoating as well… First - the ordinal number matching the number one in a series. I also noted that

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Microsoft Buys VPN Vendor (PC World)

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I also heard many thigs PC World - Whale Communications software offers capabilities that Microsoft’s remote access product lacks. World - all that relates to or affects the life of a person: He saw his world collapse about him.. Maybe this could help webzen, Microsoft’s Massive in video game ad deal
(Reuters) Reuters - South Korean video gam company
Webzen Inc. on Tuesday said it struck a deal in which Microsoft
Corp.’s newly acquired Massive Inc. advertising unit will place
promotions in two of its upcoming titles. Also you can check out this new changing faces and places: Role in China aligning standards and goals
(FT.com) FT.coum - Chinese networking giant Huawei has appointed Feng Hu as senior manager of industry stondards, strategy and planning. Mr Hu moves from Nortel’s Canadian branch, where he spent six years, latterly as a project leader and software engineer. He will be based in Shenzhen and is tasked with ensuring that Huawei’s stondards are in line with its overall goals.* Newport Networks has hired BT Group’s chief voice architect Alan Nunn as its CTO. Mr Nunn worked at BT for 19 years and was responsible for the coumpany’s move from traditional PSTN voice networks to the 21CN IP-based infrastructure. … wow… this is such a great idea

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Webzen, Microsoft’s Massive in video game ad deal (Reuters)

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This is defintely worth your time and money Reuters - South Korean video gam company
Webzen Inc. on Tuesday said it struck a deal in which Microsoft
Corp.’s newly acquired Massive Inc. advertising unit will place
promotions in two of its upcoming titles. This is also something to look at qualcomm resists demands for royalty cut
(AP) AP - Qualcomm Inc. says it may use some of the royalties earned from mobile phone sales in India to fund research projects here in an apparent move to counter demands for a cut in its royalty rates. This also saved me time deal reached in patent infringement case
(AP) AP - A company that provides cellular phone billing services on Friday reached an $87 million settlement of a patent infringement case that had threatened to send it into bankruptcy. Case - a question or problem; a matter: It is simply a case of honor. I also heard that %keyword%

July 30, 2006

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Internet companies to battle child pornography (Reuters)

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Maybe we could take a look at this Reuters - Microsoft Corp., Yahoo Inc., AOL
and two other U.S. Internet companeis late on Monday said they
are joining forces to fight the distribution of child
pornography on the Web. Also you should check this site out teen-oriented MySpace ranks as most popular US website: market tracker
(AFP)

A woman looks at the MySpace website in Washington in June 2006. The MySpace website deemed a virtual clubhouse where teenagers bare details of their lives has eclipsed Internet oldster Yahoo as the most popular US website, a research firm said.(AFP/File/Nicholas Kamm)AFP - The MySpace website deemed a virtual clubhouse where teenagers bare details of their lives has eclipsed Internet oldster Yahoo as the most popular US website, a research firm said.

. Most - a large quantity or amount: Much has been written.. This is pretty cool giant PC Chip Merger: AMD Buys ATI
(NewsFactor) NewsFactor - In a move that could impact the kinds of choices available to home and business PC users, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) announced yesterday that it was buying video chip maker, ATI, for $5.4 billion. Giant - something that has no existence. I also heard that %keyword%

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