DMW Daily, September 24, 2009New York
- Twitter is close to raising as much as $100 million in new funding from as
many as seven investors, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing people
familiar with the deal.
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Redmond,
Wash. - Confirming reports from
earlier this week, Nintendo officially announced on Thursday that it will knock
$50 off the price of its popular Wii video game console, which as of Sunday
will retail for $199.
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New York
- Internet users in August spent 17% of their surfing time on social network
and blogging sites, nearly triple the percentage of time spent on such sites a
year ago, according to new figures released by Nielsen.
[more..] Sunnyvale,
Calif. - Smartphone maker Palm has increased the size of its previously announced public offering, and
now plans to sell 20 million shares at $16.25 each.
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Palo Alto,
Calif. - A Baltimore-based
company has filed suit against Facebook for allegedly infringing on its
two-year-old patent, Bloomberg reported.
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Los Angeles
- News Corp.'s IGN Entertainment gaming unit announced on Thursday that it has
acquired What They Play, a two-year-old site designed for parents and families
looking for information about interactive entertainment.
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New York
- More than 1,860 issues of Life magazine have been added to Google's digital
archives as part of the company's massive book-scanning project.
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Alexandria,
Va. - YellowBrix, a provider of
targeted industry news and business information services, said on Thursday that
it has acquired New York-based Screaming Media, which provides syndicated news
to Internet and wireless services, from owner Dow Jones & Company.
[more..] New York
- Shutterstock, a subscription-based stock photo agency, announced that it has
acquired BigStockPhoto, a credit-based stock photo agency.
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Tokyo
- Sony has announced that sales of its new, cheaper $299 PlayStation 3 model
have hit 1 million in the three weeks since the device was launched.
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New York
- Starz Digital Media announced that it has made classic movies from Overture
Films, Anchor Bay Films, Anchor Bay Entertainment and Manga Entertainment available
for both rental, and purchase and download from Apple's iTunes Store.
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New York
- Major League Baseball Advanced Media's $9.99 At Bat application for Apple's
iPhone has to date been downloaded more than 400,000 times, Ad Age reports.
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