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  • 23 December 2006

  • News: Queen's Christmas speech to be podcast

    Queen to make Christmas speech podcast

  • 22 December 2006

  • News: Sony rootkit settlements reach $5.75m

    Sony BMG Music Entertainment's botched attempt to stop unauthorised music copying has cost the company another $4.25m.

  • 21 December 2006

  • News: Microsoft updates Vista for Zune

    Microsoft has released an update that makes software for its Zune device available on Windows Vista. The software can be downloaded at the Zune Web site.

  • News: iTunes video outpaced by P2P downloads

    A new study by the NPD Group shows that peer-to-peer (P2P) digital video downloads reign supreme in the US, outpacing legal alternatives such as the iTunes Store by five to one.

  • 20 December 2006

  • News: Sony coughs up $1.5m in rootkit suits

    Sony BMG Music Entertainment has agreed to pay $1.5m in penalties to settle lawsuits with two US states over its use of copy protection software

  • 18 December 2006

  • News: iPhone released by Linksys, not Apple

    The iPhone has arrived, but not from Apple. Linksys, a division of Cisco Systems, introduced two Voip (voice over internet protocol) handsets adding to five others the company already offers. The group of phones is now part of a Linksys family of products called iPhone.

  • News: iPod Sport kit breaches privacy

    Users of the iPod Sport kit could be putting their privacy at risk by transmitting information of their whereabouts to those with ad-hoc surveillance devices up to 60 feet away, according to researchers.

  • 15 December 2006

  • News: iTunes death dismissed after revenue hike

    Digital media research firm comScore Networks has released a report showing that revenue from Apple's iTunes Store rose 84 percent in the first three quarters of 2006 versus the same period a year ago.

  • 14 December 2006

  • News: Apple denies drop in iTunes sales

    Apple has broken its usual silence to rebuff claims that iTunes sales are declining

  • News: EC drops copyright fee overhaul

    The EC has shelved its plan to overhaul copyright fees, after intense lobbying from France and from groups representing artists and authors

  • News: 100m downloads for iTunes competitor

    Online independent music reseller eMusic, which has been selling music online for about three years, has announced that it's sold 100 million downloads

  • News: Toshiba sells music business

    Toshiba Corp has announced that it will sell its entire stake in record company Toshiba EMI, one of Japan's largest music publishers.

  • 12 December 2006

  • News: Napster Mobile readies European launch

    Napster will launch its first mobile download service for Europe in Ireland later this month on Telefónica SA's O2 Ireland network.

  • 11 December 2006

  • News: New chip to improve iPod memory

    Flash memory and hard-disk drives could face a challenge from a new chip technology, dubbed phase-change memory, being developed by a group of companies led by IBM.

  • 08 December 2006

  • News: Microsoft: 1 million Zune sales in 6 months

    Microsoft's "iPod killer" will sell more units than Apple's portable player did in its first six months on sale, but the software giant is criticised for lacking ambition

  • 07 December 2006

  • News: Apple blasted in Greenpeace report

    Environmental group Greenpeace has issued the first quarterly update on the technology industry's performance on environmental issues.

  • 06 December 2006

  • News: Yahoo Music offers DRM-free track

    Yahoo put another music track without DRM (digital rights management) on sale through its Yahoo Music service yesterday

  • 05 December 2006

  • News: iPods & PSPs welcomed in schools

    School teachers are being encouraged to rethink their objections to allowing distracting gadgets such as iPods and PlayStation Portables into classrooms by encouraging students to use them as learning tools.

  • News: Toshiba develops 100GB 1.8in HDD

    Higher capacity music players and laptop computers could be on the way thanks to a new hard-disk drive from Toshiba that manages a 25 percent jump in storage space over current models.

  • 04 December 2006

  • News: UK police to get iPods

    Police officers with dislexia, in Liverpool, England, are to be given iPods to help them remember the Highway Code.

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