Stories for Mar. 12, 2003

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Plans to hard-wire copy protection into popular digital music and video devices (into the chips themselves) are being shelved as the consume… Read more »

Stories for Mar. 11, 2003

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mmO2 To Start Music-Over-Mobile Pilot: British mobile operator mmO2 announced that it is to trial the world’s first ‘music over mobile’ serv… Read more »

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MLB To Show Games Online, But Blacking Out Local Areas: Major League Baseball plans to Webcast nearly 1,000 games this season — but it will… Read more »

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Traffic Tools Track Web’s Prime Time: Web researchers and competitors Nielsen/NetRatings and ComScore Media Metrix are starting to measure I… Read more »

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Alive and Well: Now-defunct dotcoms tried a lot of dumb things. But that doesn’t mean the fundamental ideas they believed in are dumb. That,… Read more »

Stories for Mar. 10, 2003
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TerraTec Buys BeSonic Music Service: TerraTec Electronic, the German based sound-card developer, has taken over the internet music service B… Read more »

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Dow Jones Introduces Biggest Change in 120 Years: Dow Jones Newswires has made what it describes the biggest change in its 120 years of exis… Read more »

Stories for Mar. 8, 2003

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RealNetworks Ups Baseball Webcast Fee: RealNetworks will charge up to one-third more for people to listen to Internet broadcasts of Major Le… Read more »

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NCSoft Sees Growth in S.Korea Online Gaming: In a keynote address at the Game Developers Conference in San Jose, Tack Jin Kim, chief executi… Read more »

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This is what Alex Daley, head of AOP e-mailed me about the launch of OPA Europe: “AOP is fully
supportive of a European association that ha… Read more »

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BT online music service fails whistle test: Trust The Register to always have the last word: BT’s Dotmusic on Demand (DoD) digital music sub… Read more »

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Learnings From The Serious Business of Online Gaming: The gaming industry has done several things right: developing a loyal customer base, f… Read more »

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Study: Sponsorship Pays Off: “Content sites have dabbled with the sponsorship model. Women-focused site iVillage has touted its sponsorship… Read more »

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That’s the rather pessimistic view of New Media Age, on the launch of OPA Europe. “But what makes this particularly absurd is the fact the w… Read more »

Stories for Mar. 7, 2003

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BT Group Turns to Music Downloads to Grow Broadband : BT Group announced the commercial launch of a subscription-based music download servic… Read more »

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SportsLine.com and CBS announced they’ve amended their investment agreement, deferring certain payments in stock from the sports-news servic… Read more »

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Dutch Firm Opens New Front in Music File-Swapping: Dutch Internet company PGR BV, a privately held company that has its own new file-sharin… Read more »

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Microsoft, Sony Set for European Online Gaming War: Sony and Microsoft will open a new front in their computer games battles in Europe later… Read more »

Stories for Mar. 6, 2003

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Sony’s CEO Unplugged: Whatever Perkins says, take it with a fistful of salt: this is NOT a rare interview, as the story declares: in fact, S… Read more »

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GSA, DoD Join Liberty Alliance: The web single sign-on battle heats up: the open-system biased Liberty Alliance gained two major federal pla… Read more »

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Slashdot Subscribers Now See The Future: Slashdot is now experimenting with enhancing its subscription service: besides the ability to suppr… Read more »

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Hot Off Your News Clicking Service: Newsreaders are in the news (watch out for an interview with an enterprise newsreader/push company CEO s… Read more »

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NHL Goes Wireless With PocketBoxOffice: Wireless entertainment network provider Airborne Entertainment, which operates PocketBoxOffice, the… Read more »

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CBS and SportsLine.com said Thursday they have amended their investment agreement, deferring certain payments in stock from the sports news… Read more »

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Psuedo.com To Release TV Show on P2P Service First: Pseudo.com, a former Silicon Alley high-flyer, says it’s producing a new hip-hop show, s… Read more »

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Tapping the Second-Tier ISP Market: Will Content Providers Bite?: Synacor tries to market premium third-party content to smaller ISPs…In s… Read more »

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Xbox Live Provides Shake Up: The imminent launch of Xbox Live in Europe is provoking a shake-up among online gaming services, with BT axeing… Read more »

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