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Amazon Said to Discuss Online Movie, TV Service With Studios Bloomberg Amazon.com Inc. has approached media companies including Time Warner Inc. with plans to start an online video subscription service to rival Netflix Inc., said three people with knowledge of the talks. The service, sold for a monthly fee by the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Apple expected to unveil iPod upgrades San Jose Mercury News By John Boudreau SAN JOSE -- Apple's iPod may live in the shadow of its splashier sibling devices -- the iPhone and iPad -- but the digital music player, expected to get upgrades today, is a key reason the Cupertino company got back its chic aura. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Fox, ABC agree to 99-cent TV rentals Apple Insider By Josh Ong Apple has reached an agreement with both News Corp. and Walt Disney to allow 99-cent rentals of Fox and ABC TV shows through iTunes, according to a new report. Although some executives within the two media companies have reservations about ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Booster aces cold-temp test Florida Today BY JAMES DEAN • FLORIDA TODAY • September 1, 2010 CAPE CANAVERAL — Flame burst from a solid rocket motor's nozzle Tuesday morning, torching an already parched Utah hillside for 126 seconds and sending dark smoke billowing overhead. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Report: Samsung's Galaxy tablet Verizon-bound msnbc.com By Daniel Ionescu Samsung will reportedly partner with Verizon Wireless on its recently announced Android-based Galaxy Tab tablet. The partnership, reported by BoyGeniusReport, is based on an alleged screenshot of Verizon's internal systems, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Sprint Faces 4G Dilemma Wall Street Journal By JOANN S. LUBLIN And SPENCER E. ANTE Sprint Nextel Corp. has bet its future on offering speedy data services to mobile devices over a new high-speed, "4G" network and has joined with upstart Clearwire Corp. to build it. But Clearwire has a problem: ... See all stories on this topic » |
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