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  $873 million Facebook award could add fuel to CAN-SPAM lawsuits

  Publié: novembre 25, 2008, 11:54pm CET

  Now that courts have awarded hundreds of millions of dollars in damages to both Facebook and MySpace, will more civil lawsuits start smacking spammers directly in their wallets?
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  HP: Not a bad year, and not changing its plans for '09

  Publié: novembre 25, 2008, 10:46pm CET

  Monday night's earnings call with HP wasn't so bad compared to the mess that much of 2008 has proven to be, though even a no-worries report wasn't enough to cheer up the market Tuesday.
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  Successor to Samsung's Instinct lands on Verizon - not Sprint, not AT&T

  Publié: novembre 25, 2008, 10:25pm CET

  The Instinct phone has been one of Sprint's bigger success stories of 2008, a year of struggle and at least an attempt at a comeback. But now, Verizon looks poised to pull the rug out from under Sprint here too.
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  Talks stalled over The Beatles on Apple's iTunes

  Publié: novembre 25, 2008, 8:09pm CET

  Paul McCartney this week released a new album on to iTunes, and he wants the Beatles' entire music back catalog to be up there, too. But will Apple Inc., Apple Corps, and EMI ever be able to just "Let It Be?"
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  Analysts: Consumers drop TV, turn to Internet for entertainment

  Publié: novembre 25, 2008, 7:19pm CET

  Many consumers are now spending less time watching TV, reading, and talking on the phone, preferring Web-based video, gaming, and social networks for entertainment instead, says new research by Magid Associates.
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  Lo and behold, 2wire's media subscription service is Blockbuster

  Publié: novembre 25, 2008, 6:26pm CET

  The beginning of Blockbuster Video's convergence into the service it needs to be to survive in this evolving video market, has finally begun this morning with the announcement of its streaming media system and its player of choice.
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  What YouTube's new 16:9 aspect ratio means for users

  Publié: novembre 25, 2008, 5:03pm CET

  There are some significant and some insignificant aspects of YouTube's adjusted main screen. The service's "embrace" of widescreen today, we discovered, doesn't change much besides what you see on the surface.
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  Userplane cross-platform chat now boarding all rows

  Publié: novembre 25, 2008, 4:03pm CET

  Have chat accounts on Myspace? Facebook? Bebo? OkCupid? Userplane, the engine behind the chat functionality at those sites and many others, announced Tuesday that users of any site's Chat App portals can talk to users on any other site.
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  Sony Pictures Television gives webisodes another crack

  Publié: novembre 25, 2008, 3:20am CET

  Crackle, Sony Pictures Television's streaming Web TV service formerly known as Grouper, has announced a new programming lineup that will begin on Monday, December 1.
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  PeerMatrix re-brands P2P-disruption tech as an ad platform

  Publié: novembre 25, 2008, 3:09am CET

  A patent described in a WIPO filing as a "method, apparatus and system for interfering with distribution of protected content" over peer-to-peer networks is now being pitched to businesses large and small as an ad-delivery device.
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  US government to consider encrypting root zone DNS hosts

  Publié: novembre 25, 2008, 12:49am CET

  The public comments period has officially ended for the NTIA's consideration of requiring domain name servers within the Internet's root zone to, at long last, encrypt their communications. Could there really be any opposition?
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  Have scientists captured the gold ring for blue OLED?

  Publié: novembre 25, 2008, 12:12am CET

  A thorny barrier to development of low-cost, high-use OLED displays may be out of the way at last, if reports from South Korea pan out.
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  Yahoo sells European shopping service after Microsoft buys one

  Publié: novembre 25, 2008, 12:02am CET

  Less than a week after Jerry Yang announced his departure as CEO, Yahoo on Friday sold European shopping service Kelkoo to UK-based start-up Jamplant, apparently taking a large loss.