Stories for Feb. 20, 2003

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Mobile Industry Struggles in Wireless Web : “Now that the industry needs to take this model to the next step, by enabling consumers to send… Read more »

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Online Music: Closer to the Right Note: Rafe Needleman highlight two new music technology companies offer products that are almost compellin… Read more »

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Net Blocking Threatens Legitimate Sites: Well, read this story and the post below (about at work audience) together, carefully. The implicat… Read more »

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The Revolution Masterclass on Paid-for Content: Nice to see mainstream online/tech magazines giving “masterclasses” on how to develop subscr… Read more »

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RealNetworks Plans for the Future: International Expansion (Streaming Video Interview): A long and very informative interview with Brian Tur… Read more »

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At Work Audience is Elephant in the Room: The office audience has been under attack of late, by researchers, that is. It is an extremely luc… Read more »

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Ericsson and Sony Music Germany Launch Wireless Music Content Service: Ericsson and Sony Music Germany will collaborate on a new digital mob… Read more »

Stories for Feb. 19, 2003

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Swedish broadband provider Bredbandbolaget and SF Anytime have launched broadband cinema across Sweden. 120 movies and a large number of TV… Read more »

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Real, Ericsson Team on Mobile Media: RealNetworks has struck a deal with wireless technology provider Ericsson to power the delivery of digi… Read more »

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Playboy’s Online Losses Narrow; Sees 85 Percent Increase In Subscription Revs: Playboy Enterprises’ online division reported losses of $0.3… Read more »

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Real’s Real Competition With Yahoo: “But here’s the rub for Real: Many of its 13 content partnerships aren’t exclusive, which opens the door… Read more »

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This is a followup to the list from Media magazine on the best online publishers of 2002. The companeis include CNET, CBS MarketWatch.com, E… Read more »

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European Phantasy Star Online Pricing: Infogrames has confirmed the monthly subscription costs for the European version of Phantasy Star Onl… Read more »

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Mobile industry looks to SMS/TV interactivity: A group of industry broadcasters, aggregators, mobile operators, software developers and othe… Read more »

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AP Digital to Distribute WPNI’s Content to Wireless Market: AP Digital, a division of The Associated Press that distributes news and inform… Read more »

Stories for Feb. 18, 2003

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New Republic to Debut Content Online Before Print: The venerable New Republic, as part of its print magazine makeover, will also launch a ne… Read more »

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CenterSpan Cuts As it Seeks Additional Funds: The digital P2P and content delivery technology company CenterSpan has laid off half its emplo… Read more »

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Italian Telecom Offers God on a Cell Phone: Telecom Italia’s mobile-phone unit TIM is now sending daily religious and inspirational messages… Read more »

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CNET Networks Re-launches ZDNet: CNET has announced the re-launch of its ZDNet website with an eye toward being a relationship portal for bu… Read more »

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Real’s Glaser Argues For DRM: “‘It’s clearly possible to have a good level of protection from the standpoint of the rights holders and make… Read more »

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Reuters to Buy Multex: Reuters, which has just announced a major restructuring, has also announced an agreement to buy the rest of Multex.co… Read more »

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FullAudio Sees Market Moving Away from “Napster” Model: FullAudio predicts that older adults both male and female will soon become digital m… Read more »

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Microsoft Calls on T-Mobile: Microsoft and T-Mobile will cooperate in a series of initiatives that will bring the computer giant’s software… Read more »

Stories for Feb. 17, 2003

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Classmates: The Power of ‘Whatever Happened To…?’: “Unlike many well-branded Web failures, Classmates.com actually converts the massive tr… Read more »

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Online Newspapers Show Little Interest in Innovative Payment Systems (Europe): A detailed story (and a report) the the European content paym… Read more »

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Reaction to Google’s buyout of Pyra, the parent company of Blogger. Some critics think it is not a good fit: “Google’s never run a service t… Read more »

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PGA on Par to Roll Out TOURCast: PGATour.com is expecting to roll out TOURCast, a downloadable application to keep on eye on the leaderboard… Read more »

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The Great Wall Redux: Though pornography may prove to be the killer content that drives 3G adoption around the globe, it remains to be seen… Read more »

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Mo’ Smut in Japan – Porn and Prostitution: The Japanese mobile Internet is popular after midnight, showing that people might be skipping the… Read more »

Stories for Feb. 16, 2003

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This is huge: Google has bought Pyra, the company that brought Blogger to this world, and single-handedly revolutionized blogging.
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Commodity Busters: Be a Price Maker, Not a Price Taker: Not directly related to online content, but a very good article on how to differenti… Read more »

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(second item): The America’s Cup might seem an odd choice for video-game-style coverage, but a New Zealand software developer is betting tha… Read more »

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Excuse Me, My Car Is Calling: A report on a symposium on how a new generation of digital products and services will effect businesses and co… Read more »

Stories for Feb. 15, 2003

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Acacia Media Technologies, a company owning broad patents that could affect virtually all companies streaming audio or video online, is goin… Read more »

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