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People Increasingly Turn To Computers For TV
If you watched the lead-in to "My Name is Earl" last night, you know that (a) Jeff Zucker, the president and CEO…
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Aircell Gets Approval For In-Flight Broadband
Aircell has received two important approvals from the FAA that will allow the company to offer its in-flight mobile broadband on U.S. domestic flights.The first approval is a Supplemental Type Certificate, permitting installation and operation of Aircell's in-flight mobile broadband on commercially operated Boeing 767-200 planes. The second approval is a Parts Manufacture Approval that allows for the manufacturing of aircraft parts at the company's…
MySpace Launches iTunes Rival
MySpace announces that they will launch MySpace Music, a service to rival Apple’s popular iTunes music player and marketplace. Like iTunes, MySpace Music will feature streaming music, paid DRM-free MP3 downloads and music-related merchandise.
International Dealings Tough For Yahoo
The choice between having no presence in a country or some presence means complying with laws that outsiders will question.
Google: We Really Tried To Get 700MHz License
Now that FCC requirements on not discussing the wireless spectrum auction have passed, Google disclosed a little information about the process and their participation.
Craigslist Blogs, And They Aren’t Happy
Mouthy state attorney generals and music-blaring competitors made an appearance in the new Craigslist blog.
