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  RIAA Sends 411 Letters to 19 Universities

  Publié: octobre 18, 2007, 11:04pm CEST

  RIAA continued its effort to end piracy at college campuses with a new round of 'pre-litigation' letters aimed at using the threat of a suit to settle cases out of court.
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  Senate Accord with President Could Mean Immunity for Telcos

  Publié: octobre 18, 2007, 9:55pm CEST

  Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy (D - Vt.) railed today against fellow Democrat - Jay Rockefeller (D - W.V.) for, as he put it, "caving" to the wishes of President Bush. This followed an announcement this morning that senators on both sides of the aisle had reached an agreement with Mr. Bush on substitute language for amending the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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  Social Sites May Find Monetization Difficult

  Publié: octobre 18, 2007, 9:30pm CEST

  A new study by Parks Associates indicates that attempts at monetizing social networking sites may backfire, leaving providers with few options to generate revenue from their users.
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  Sony Drops Prices, Confirms 40GB PS3

  Publié: octobre 18, 2007, 9:22pm CEST

  Sony confirmed the speculation Thursday, officially announcing a 40GB PS3 model for the United States, which will be available for $399 USD on November 2. In addition, the company made a surprise price drop on its 80GB model, which will now run $499 USD.
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  New 'Daily Show' Site Launches with 13,000 Clips

  Publié: octobre 18, 2007, 9:00pm CEST

  Comedy Central has launched a new Web site in beta for The Daily Show With Jon Stewart, giving the program its own destination and making available 13,000 video clips. Although full-length episodes will not be viewable, users can search for and view specific segments free of charge.
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  Congressman: FTC May Have Inaccurate View of P2P Dangers

  Publié: octobre 18, 2007, 7:53pm CEST

  In a letter issued yesterday to US Federal Trade Commission Chairwoman Deborah Platt Majoras, House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman Henry Waxman took issue with the findings of an FTC staff report issued last July, suggesting that P2P file-sharing use may only be as dangerous as any other form of Internet activity.
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  Cheap Wi-Fi for Nokia Handsets

  Publié: octobre 18, 2007, 7:31pm CEST

  Beginning today, Boingo Wireless is offering Wi-Fi for select Nokia mobile devices. Boingo Mobile affords select Nokia devices both high-speed internet access and VoIP calling for a flat monthly fee.
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  Western Search Engines Redirected in China

  Publié: octobre 18, 2007, 7:30pm CEST

  Without reason, Western search engines in China are now being redirected to Chinese search site Baidu.
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  Microsoft Launches Popfly on Silverlight

  Publié: octobre 18, 2007, 6:53pm CEST

  Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer on Thursday detailed his company's progress on Web 2.0, saying the company had launched Popfly and the extension of several other Live Services.
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  New Zealand Actor Wins Rejection of Amazon 'One-Click' Patent

  Publié: octobre 18, 2007, 6:42pm CEST

  In a symbolic victory for advocates of patent reform, a part-time motion-capture actor who has appeared - albeit masked by CGI animation - in the Lord of the Rings trilogy of films, has succeeded in striking down Amazon's patent claim of having invented the single-click purchase procedure.
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  Microsoft Joins Free 411 Scene

  Publié: octobre 18, 2007, 6:39pm CEST

  Microsoft announced its free Live Search 411 service, a directory assistance line with more features than the average local directory listing.
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  MySpace Opens Site Up to Developers

  Publié: octobre 18, 2007, 6:16pm CEST

  MySpace plans to open up its platform in the coming months, following similar moves by competitor Facebook in an effort to continue growing the site's user base.
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  RIAA Finally Takes Aim at Newsgroups

  Publié: octobre 18, 2007, 6:00pm CEST

  With courtroom victories against P2P networks and individual users behind it, the Recording Industry Association of America is launching a new legal effort to take down binary newsgroup providers, which have long claimed immunity from copyright claims.
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  Sony to Offload Cell PS3 Chip Plant to Toshiba

  Publié: octobre 18, 2007, 5:15pm CEST

  This morning, multiple Asian news sources report that Sony's Kyushu semiconductor division has agreed to sell 60% of its Nagasaki 300 mm fabrication plant -- the key facility in the manufacture of the Cell BE processor that powers the PlayStation 3 -- to Toshiba.
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  Yahoo Shedding Entertainment Baggage in Order to Gain Relevancy

  Publié: octobre 18, 2007, 12:16am CEST

  In Yahoo's third-quarter performance call yesterday, investors and analysts heard for the first time the lower-key, back-to-basics approach of co-founder and re-installed CEO Jerry Yang, and newly elevated president Susan Decker. There's evidence their strategy is already working, but the next move involves a carefully calculated approach to attracting customers that goes against the current trend.