London - An Apple (NASD: AAPL) iPhone advertisement has been banned by the U.K. Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), over its claim to offer access to "all parts of the Internet," Silicon.com reported. The ASA pointed out that the iPhone doesn't currently support Flash or Java applications running on many websites. Apple had argued that its "all parts of the Internet" claim referred to its ability to display real Web pages, rather than only WAP sites or operator-controlled content.

New York - A&E Television Networks, which is jointly owned by ABC, Hearst Corp. and NBC Universal, announced on Thursday that it has tapped Crisp Wireless to produce and manage mobile websites for its A&E Network, History Channel and BIO properties. Features will include TV listings, program descriptions and photos, polls and trivia games, and downloadable wallpapers and ringtones.

Espoo, Finland - Nokia (NASD: NOK) on Monday announced the launch of its Nokia Internet Radio service, a free music discovery application for Nokia mobile phones. The service currently supports the Nokia N82, Nokia N91, Nokia N95 and Nokia N95 8GB, and will be embedded on select upcoming Nokia S60 3rd edition devices.

New York - Despite participation from fellow major labels Universal, Sony BMG and EMI, Warner Music Group (NYSE: WMG) is withholding its songs from Nokia's new online music store over copyright concerns, The Wall Street Journal reported on Friday.