Fretting over eroding network television viewership and weak advertising, big media companies are scrambling to distribute their content online — for free.
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VCs fund two music and video startups that democratize content.
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Search king reportedly plans to syndicate content from Dow Jones, Condé Nast, and Sony BMG.
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Alternative DRM provider sees opportunity in device agnostic platform.
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Cutting-edge handsets and improved networks could make the laptop obsolete.
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Secure Video Processing Alliance hopes to become the standard for digital entertainment.
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Will machines running Microsoft's upcoming operating system play high-definition films? That depends on independent software vendors and movie studios.
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Sites like GigaOm and TechCrunch are rushing to list help-wanted ads, but is there room for all?
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When celebrities turn weird, a new breed of web sites turns pro. Break between Paramount, Tom Cruise is new gossip industry's latest killer app.
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Barry Diller’s IAC/InterActiveCorp hooks up with CollegeHumor.com, and promises more such deals to come.
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The acquisition would give the wireless marketplace specialist access to a list of big-name media customers.
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Europeans buy online; Asia’s electronics boom; CMS growth in Asia.
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Companies formalize venture to jointly develop mobile phones, content for Japan.
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The startup that protects companies from data leaks bags its third round of funding.
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Internet news briefs for the week of April 24, 2006.
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Publishers unhappy with Google and Yahoo are searching for alternatives.
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Security startup’s co-founder sees big demand for protection against data leakage from inside a company’s network.
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Small startups are still good buyout targets.
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There’s money in it, but who gets what?
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Buzz about Apple’s to-be-unveiled products focuses on iPods, iTunes, even computers.
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