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Toshiba picked March 2006 for the consumer debut of their next-generation DVD format players; it's only an astonishing coincidence that the Sony…
I ran out of time to post my predictions for the new year, you're heartbroken, I know, but if I could share a simple one here, I'd say this: I think the importance and value of instant messaging as an *external* PR communications tool will take hold this year.
A site in Belarus looks like the Google homepage displaying advertising in Belarusian, but the site is not owned by Google.
The Walt Disney Company has expanded the number of programs it will make available through Apple's iTunes video service.
Microsoft takes down a Chinese language blog on MSN Spaces, while a German blogger's appearance in Google rankings for a court's name earns him a cease-and-desist letter from the court.
After the mostly Google-less holiday season, the rumor mill is churning warp speed in the New Year. The Google PC is suddenly on the braniac minds of journalists and alpha-geek bloggers, as is Google Box or Cube or something, and suddenly-the idea seems perfectly likely and doable-a pay-per-view video service complete with its own payment system and hardware that could really benefit the indie film…
