DMW Daily, October 3, 2008Washington
- The chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee's antitrust subcommittee has
written a letter urging the Justice Department to continue to monitor the
proposed advertising deal between Google and Yahoo, the Associated Press
reports.
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New York
- Apple has denied a report posted on CNN's iReport citizen journalism site
that said its chief executive, Steve Jobs, had suffered "a major heart
attack" and was rushed to an emergency room, Reuters reported.
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Leipzig,
Germany - Worldwide
use of peer-to-peer applications has fallen as a percentage of overall Web
traffic, as the total amount of Web traffic has grown, Ars Technica reported, citing
preliminary results of a new study from deep-packet inspection firm Ipoque.
[more..] Los Angeles
- A German court has ruled that free file-hosting service RapidShare must work
proactively to remove copyrighted material uploaded to its servers, Ars
Technica reported.
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Culver City,
Calif. - Sony announced this week
that it has signed agreements with three Hollywood movie studios to help
support the rollout of Sony digital cinema projection systems in movie
theaters.
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New York
- Gawker Media, the online publisher of blogs including Gawker, Valleywag, Defamer,
Gizmodo and Kotaku, has laid off 19 of 133 staffers across its stable of sites,
Silicon Alley Insider reported.
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New York - Buoyed significantly by the Beijing Olympics and
the kick-off of football season, online sports destinations saw a 26% increase
in unique visitors at work during August, according to New York-based Nielsen
Online.
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The Webcaster Settlement Act makes it easy for settlements to go into effect - now we need to see if the hard part - actually entering into those settlements - will occur, blogs David Oxenford. [more..]
Seattle
- RealNetworks announced on Friday that longtime digital holdout Kid Rock has
made his albums available for streaming and download for the first time through
its Rhapsody service.
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Los Angeles - Time Warner's
Warner Bros. Digital Distribution unit plans to try to curb piracy of its films
in South Korea
by making them available on video-on-demand systems two weeks before they are
released on DVD in the country, Variety reports.
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San Francisco
- Online social network Friendster announced this week that it will now support
applications developed for the rival Facebook Platform as part of its own
developer program.
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San Diego
- Sony this week announced plans to ship the third-generation edition of its
Reader Digital Book device next month.
[more..]
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