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- 11 September 2006
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News: DRM-free video downloads from 4flix.net
Online video site 4Flix.net has introduced a monthly subscription plan that allows unrestricted access to hundreds of feature-length movies, TV shows, cartoons and independent films for $9.99 a month.
- 08 September 2006
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News: Video download store opened by Amazon
Amazon yesterday unveiled the Unbox Video Store, a direct rival to Apple's iTunes 24-7 video store, which allows users to buy or rent TV shows, movies and other video content from the internet.
- 07 September 2006
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News: Turn your mobile phone into a PVR
Watching TV on a mobile phone could get more interesting next year, with new technologies that promise to bring TiVo-like recording functionality to portable devices.
- 06 September 2006
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News: 'Free iTunes' signs second label
SpiralFrog has reached an agreement with EMI Music Publishing, one of the largest music publishers in the world, to use its songs and lyrics for a music download service scheduled to roll out in a beta version by November.
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News: Apple stock soars in anticipation of 'showtime'
Apple's stock price shot up last night as investors lapped up shares in expectation of new iPods and a potential movie download service from the company.
- 05 September 2006
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News: SanDisk slammed by MP3 licensors
SanDisk has been forced to remove new MP3 players from its stand at German trade show IFA, following legal action.
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News: Apple 'must carry iPod hearing warning'
The Royal National Institute for the Deaf wants iPods and other digital audio players to carry health warnings against excessive use at high volumes.
- 04 September 2006
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News: Philips sees a future in healthcare
Philips hopes to dominate the market for electronic healthcare products in much the same way that Apple conquered the ears of consumers with its successful iPod portable music player.
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News: Online music store planned by MySpace
MySpace has talked of plans to sell music downloads before the end of this year.
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News: iPod subcontractor drops libel suit
The subcontractor accused of mistreating workers at an iPod factory in China dropped its libel suit against two reporters and the news organisation they work for in Shanghai.
- 01 September 2006
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News: Samsung announces Origami update
Samsung will introduce an upgraded version of its Q1 ultra-mobile PC with extended battery life, HSDPA connectivity and a more powerful processor.
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News: Windows Media Player 11.0 Beta 2.0 arrives
Microsoft has released Beta 2.0 of the next version of Windows Media Player for Windows XP, adding more online stores for buying digital music and letting users share content across various devices.
- 31 August 2006
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News: Microsoft Zune will fail, analyst predicts
An analyst last night labelled Microsoft's Zune music player 'underwhelming', and said it is unlikely to dent Apple's share in the market.
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News: iPod manufacturer cuts damages claim
The iPod manufacturer at the heart of a furore over the treatment of workers in China has reduced the damages it is seeking from a pair of journalists accused of defaming the company.
- 30 August 2006
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News: MTV Networks' broadband push begins
As young people increasingly tune out television and tune into online video and chat, MTV Networks is hoping to win their attention with a broadband service that appears part MTV, part YouTube and part MySpace.
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News: iPod manufacturer sues journalists
The contract manufacturer of the iPod music player has filed lawsuits against two Chinese journalists who wrote articles about working conditions at factories where iPods are made, according to Chinese press reports.
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News: Google CEO to sit on Apple board
Apple has tapped the head of Google for its own board, hoping to benefit from his long industry experience.
- 29 August 2006
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News: MS seeks to limit damage from DRM hack
Microsoft has been forced to issue an urgent software update to secure the solution it offers to digital music stores, following an easy and successful hack.
- 28 August 2006
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News: Analysis: last ditty for the iPod?
A 'ditty' is a short and simple song, and Dell's DJ Ditty music player lived up to its name this week when the company announced that it's short life had come to an end.
- 25 August 2006
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News: Scandinavian groups to join up against iTunes
Consumer representatives from several Nordic countries are discussing how to proceed in their battle against Apple over the iTunes DRM policy.
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