Stories for Jan. 28, 2003

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What Price Content?: What you want isn’t necessarily what you’ll get. Publishers, are you listening, asks Vin Crosbie. “There’s a huge poten… Read more »

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Yahoo settles with Sony Music: Yahoo has settled with Sony Music Entertainment as part of a lawsuit filed by the recording industry against… Read more »

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Wireless Game Developer Chasma Receives First Round Funding: Chasma, a mobile wireless gaming publisher, has closed its first round of fundi… Read more »

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Sifting Through the Online Medical Jumble: Now there are a few services that, for a fee, promise to distinguish between the truths and half-… Read more »

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The Pros and Cons of Content Billing Through Phones (10-page PDF file) (via ContentBiz Blog): Print this one out for your evening commute re… Read more »

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How Internet Radio Will Replace AM & FM: An interesting presentation given by industry analyst Kurt Hanson, at a conference in Copenhagen. N… Read more »

Stories for Jan. 27, 2003

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Fathom.com Shuts Down As Columbia Withdraws: After investing four years and $30 million in Fathom.com, the university-sponsored for-profit o… Read more »

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In essence, this is what the story says: “If a growing number of Internet users are finding news stories by using news search engines [Googl… Read more »

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Bowl game: Score the Super ads: Services such as AdAge-owned AdCritic.com (now a subscription site) hope to score big with streaming of the… Read more »

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Editor Leaves AOL for MSNBC.com Job: Dean Wright is returning to MSNBC.com as its top editor. Wright had been political editor and later man… Read more »

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Marketing Battle for Online Dating: Online dating sites are turning up the heat: sites like Match.com, a unit of USA Interactive, and Yahoo… Read more »

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An Interesting Year Ahead for Online Community: Virtual communities have long been ticking over since the days of The Well, Tripod and Geoci… Read more »

Stories for Jan. 26, 2003

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EBSCO To Acquire RoweCom: RoweCom, the troubled subsidiary of Divine, has been bought out by EBSCO, the information services company. Read more »

Stories for Jan. 25, 2003

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New Service Sounds Like Phish: Phish, a new online paid music service, delivers soundboard-quality live Phish shows only days after the conc… Read more »

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Pare Down That Salon Ship: Ken Layne has a valid argument on the bloat Salon.com is still carrying (pun intended). “If I ran Salon, I’d cut… Read more »

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Should Weblogs Link to Paid Articles?: “So, what do you think should be the proper etiquette for weblogs linking to paid content?” Etiquette… Read more »

Stories for Jan. 24, 2003

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Hoover’s Dissidents Cite Earnings in Oppoesition to Deal: Dissident shareholders of Hoover’s are determined to derail the proposed takeover… Read more »

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Reuniting Friends Has Proved Its Worth: This according to Philip Smith, the editor of Revolution. “Certainly, Friends Reuniteds Read more »

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Wireless Gaming: Finally No Fantasy: As handset hardware and networks improve, carriers see cell-phone fun as the Next Big Thing for firing… Read more »

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Robert Marsh, Controller of Telephony Development at Channel 4 Television in the UK talks about the success of SMS TV, its benefits beyond r… Read more »

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Verizon Wireless Customers Align With The Stars: Verizon Wireless customers in the U.S. will be able to access astrology predictions from T… Read more »

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FactSet Buys out M&A Database Player: FactSet, the online investment research and information service, has bought out Mergerstat Holdings, a… Read more »

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Virgin Mobile to Open up Third Party Premium SMS: Mobile content providers will soon be able to launch premium SMS services to Virgin Mobile… Read more »

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The Civil War Inside Sony: Sony Music wants to entertain you. Sony Electronics wants to equip you. The problem is that when it comes to digi… Read more »

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Online, Wireless Gaming Gaining: Analysis from Jupiter Research reveals that online PC game subscriptions are expected to reach $600.7 milli… Read more »

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RSS feeds offer info-junkies a way to take the pulse of hundreds of sites. A few weeks of dabbling may make some converts, but will it make… Read more »

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The number of peer-to-peer, or P2P, webpages rose more than 300 percent to 89,000 in the last 12 months, according to Websense. In addition,… Read more »

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Wal Mart Distributor Buys Some of Liquid Audio Assets: In a move that could make it easier for record companies to sell and promote songs on… Read more »

Stories for Jan. 23, 2003

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Sony Rallies its Empire: The convergence, as seen by companies like Sony, LG and Matsushita: an interesating contrast form the convergence s… Read more »

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Malaysian Telecom Players Eyes Mobile Content Market: Malaysian telecom company Digi Telecom is aiming to capture at least 20% share of the… Read more »

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More on Salon.com’s New Premium Plan: This is Salon’s new “new deal”: Starting today, you can gain access to Salon in either of two ways: Yo… Read more »

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I have serious doubts, though the story says otherwise. Something which the story does not cover: Gizmodo will kick Dig-It’s ass any day. Fo… Read more »

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