Monthly Archives: March 2010

March 31 (Bloomberg) — Owners of television stations carrying ABC, CBS and Fox programming will seek concessions from Comcast Corp. before the largest U.S. cable company wins approval to take over rival network NBC. Original story here.

PC World – Yahoo plans to close a beta advertising service through which small online publishers, such as individual bloggers, signed up to carry ads sold and distributed by the company in exchange for a commission. Original story here.

PC World – Lawson Software announced a partnership on Wednesday that will make its ERP (enterprise resource planning) and other applications available on Amazon Web Services’ cloud-computing infrastructure service. Original story here.

NewsFactor – Google will integrate the Adobe Flash Player into its Chrome browser and work with Adobe Systems, Mozilla and others to define the next generation of the browser plug-in application programming interface (API). The announcement Tuesday by the search … Continue reading →

AFP – Google-owned YouTube on Wednesday rolled out a major redesign aimed at clearing out visual noise and capturing the attention of viewers at the superstar video-sharing website. Original story here.

WASHINGTON, March 31 (Reuters) – Broadcast affiliates of CBS Corp, News Corp’s FOX and Walt Disney Co’s ABC are seeking some regulatory conditions from the deal between Comcast Corp and NBC Universal so that they are not put in a … Continue reading →

Comcast Courts Early 3DTV AdoptersLight ReadingNEW YORK — While new 3DTVs may only be available in a few thousand US homes, Comcast Corp. (Nasdaq: CMCSA, CMCSK) is gearing up to distribute 3D …Comcast holds demo screening as leadup to showing … Continue reading →

Reuters – China’s comprehensive Internet filtering regime for political, social or religious content is complex and opaque — creating precarious conditions for providers, the U.S. Trade Representative’s official said in its annual report to the U.S. Congress on Wednesday. Original … Continue reading →

Broadcast affiliates of CBS Corp, News Corp’s FOX and Walt Disney Co’s ABC are seeking some regulatory conditions from the deal between Comcast Corp and NBC Universal so that they are not put in a competitive disadvantage. Original story here.

Broadcast affiliates of CBS Corp, News Corp’s FOX and Walt Disney Co’s ABC are seeking some regulatory conditions from the deal between Comcast Corp and NBC Universal so that they are not put in a competitive disadvantage. Original story here.

Contactmusic.com Broadcasters want conditions in Comcast-NBC dealReutersN) ABC are seeking some regulatory conditions from the deal between Comcast Corp and NBC Universal so that they are not put in a competitive disadvantage. …ABC, CBS, Fox Stations Seek Conditions on Comcast-NBCBusinessWeekABC, … Continue reading →

PC Magazine – Not unexpectedly, iTunes was updated this week to accommodate the company’s much-heralded new iPad computing tablet. The new version, 9.1, not only adds support for the new device and its e-book app, but also adds some options … Continue reading →

Owners of television stations carrying ABC, CBS and Fox programming will seek concessions from Comcast Corp. before the largest U.S. cable company wins approval to take over rival network NBC. Original story here.

NHL.com HBO Documentary on Broad Street Bullies Debuts May 4NHL.com“HBO's Broad Street Bullies is an excellent and well-produced documentary that portrays the evolution of the Philadelphia Flyers,” said Comcast-Spectacor …and more » Original story here.

AP – Google Inc. accused Vietnam on Wednesday of stifling political dissent with cyberattacks, the latest complaint by the Internet giant against a communist regime following a public dispute with China over online censorship. Original story here.