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From Rocketboom to ABC

Video blogger Amanda Congdon is the latest "cewebrity" to jump to mainstream media; an industry is forming to help others follow her lead.

Catherine Holahan - November 14, 2006 Similar items

Last.FM: Mashing to the Music

The hub of Europe's music community may be the London streaming site, thanks to its mashups with MySpace, YouTube, and others.

Dan Carlin - November 13, 2006 Similar items

A Method to Microsoft's Zune Madness

Some say Redmond is crazy to take on Apple's popular iPod鈥攁nd crazier still to put limits on what Zune can play. Here's how the approach could work.

Catherine Holahan - November 13, 2006 Similar items

Microsoft Plays a New Zune

Wireless sharing sets it apart from iPod. That might not be enough.

Stephen H. Wildstrom - November 08, 2006 Similar items

Pioneer's Plasma Powerhouse

The Japanese electronics maker has done away with many of the picture problems plaguing plasma TVs. Hope your couch is comfy.

Cliff Edwards - November 08, 2006 Similar items

Zune: Equipped for Success

Hoping to replicate the success of iPod accessory market, Belkin and other makers are releasing a flurry of add-ons for Microsoft's music player.

Olga Kharif - November 07, 2006 Similar items

Sharp's Leader of the LCD Pack

Got $11,000 to drop on a TV? You won't find a bigger screen and better resolution than that offered by the Aquos LC-65D90U.

Cliff Edwards - November 06, 2006 Similar items

Charter Gets a Little Respect

The stock of Paul Allen's cable company has doubled in the past six months. Has the "wired world" he envisioned finally arrived?.

Ron Grover - November 01, 2006 Similar items

Music Downloading's New Deal

Free file-sharing services are considering ad-supported business models鈥攂ut first, they need to win over music label foes.

Catherine Holahan - October 31, 2006 Similar items

Shooting Down Satellite Radio?

Terrestrial broadcasters are going for an FCC-aided kill in their long-raging fight with XM and Sirius.

Olga Kharif - October 30, 2006 Similar items

Apple, Tear Down This Wall

As iPod turns five, it's time to rekindle the debate over music download formats and ask again whether iTunes is too restrictive.

Arik Hesseldahl - October 25, 2006 Similar items

Good News for Netflix

A strong report pointing to a buoyant fourth quarter further cheered investors after Blockbuster bowed out of cheap monthly subscriptions.

Arik Hesseldahl - October 24, 2006 Similar items

The Apple iPod Turns Five

No other media player has come close to its success since its launch in 2001. Where will the iPod go in the next five years?.

Arik Hesseldahl - October 23, 2006 Similar items

BitTorrent Goes Legit

With entertainment deals, hardware partnerships, and plans to dominate content distribution, BitTorrent plans to stay in your system.

Sarah Lacy - October 23, 2006 Similar items

Time Warner Cable Will Play Solo

Investors reacted positively to the announced spinoff of Time Warner's cable unit, meaning CEO Parsons may well avoid fighting a rematch with Carl Icahn.

Steve Rosenbush - October 19, 2006 Similar items

YouTube vs. MySpace?

With millions of dollars in online ad revenue on the line, the two Net superstars could be headed for more conflict.

Steve Rosenbush - October 16, 2006 Similar items

Intel Struggles to Bring Viiv Alive

The chipmaker that made Pentium a household name has yet to achieve brand recognition for its media PC platform.

Arik Hesseldahl - October 16, 2006 Similar items

Behind Anschutz's Qwest Sell-off

The well-known value investor has been cashing in his stock in the growing phone company and investing in media and entertainment.

Christopher Palmeri - October 13, 2006 Similar items

Click Here to Catch Up on CSI

Now you can stream TV shows with ads over the Net the day after they air. For free. It's a win-win situation for fans and networks alike.

Catherine Holahan - October 11, 2006 Similar items

Google's Video-Search Challenge

Now that it owns YouTube, the leader in text search needs to ensure it can help users find videos too鈥攁 job rivals do better.

Catherine Holahan - October 11, 2006 Similar items

Google Competitors Beware

The search titan's deal to acquire YouTube will be watched carefully by other online video players. Here's what each should be worried about.

Steve Rosenbush - October 10, 2006 Similar items

Is Google Going for YouTube?

The search giant is said to have offered $1.6 billion for one of the Web's most popular social networking sites.

Catherine Holahan - October 06, 2006 Similar items

Skype Founders' Venice Project Revealed

Janus Friis and Niklas Zennstrom are combining professionally produced TV and videos with the Internet, and BusinessWeek.com got the first look.

Steve Rosenbush - October 05, 2006 Similar items

Big-TV Battle: LCD vs. Plasma

Dropping prices on large-screen sets mean viewing pleasure for consumers who buy early鈥攁nd thin margins for manufacturers.

Arik Hesseldahl - October 04, 2006 Similar items

Online Gambling Still in the Cards?

Loopholes in the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act may render it ineffective in preventing online betting.

Catherine Holahan - October 03, 2006 Similar items

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Consumer Electronics, Video Game, Wireless News

Video blogger Amanda Congdon is the latest "cewebrity" to jump to mainstream media; an industry is forming to help others follow her lead.

Catherine Holahan - November 14, 2006 Similar items

The hub of Europe's music community may be the London streaming site, thanks to its mashups with MySpace, YouTube, and others.

Dan Carlin - November 13, 2006 Similar items

Some say Redmond is crazy to take on Apple's popular iPod鈥攁nd crazier still to put limits on what Zune can play. Here's how the approach could work.

Catherine Holahan - November 13, 2006 Similar items

Wireless sharing sets it apart from iPod. That might not be enough.

Stephen H. Wildstrom - November 08, 2006 Similar items

The Japanese electronics maker has done away with many of the picture problems plaguing plasma TVs. Hope your couch is comfy.

Cliff Edwards - November 08, 2006 Similar items

Hoping to replicate the success of iPod accessory market, Belkin and other makers are releasing a flurry of add-ons for Microsoft's music player.

Olga Kharif - November 07, 2006 Similar items

Got $11,000 to drop on a TV? You won't find a bigger screen and better resolution than that offered by the Aquos LC-65D90U.

Cliff Edwards - November 06, 2006 Similar items

The stock of Paul Allen's cable company has doubled in the past six months. Has the "wired world" he envisioned finally arrived?.

Ron Grover - November 01, 2006 Similar items

Free file-sharing services are considering ad-supported business models鈥攂ut first, they need to win over music label foes.

Catherine Holahan - October 31, 2006 Similar items

Terrestrial broadcasters are going for an FCC-aided kill in their long-raging fight with XM and Sirius.

Olga Kharif - October 30, 2006 Similar items

As iPod turns five, it's time to rekindle the debate over music download formats and ask again whether iTunes is too restrictive.

Arik Hesseldahl - October 25, 2006 Similar items

A strong report pointing to a buoyant fourth quarter further cheered investors after Blockbuster bowed out of cheap monthly subscriptions.

Arik Hesseldahl - October 24, 2006 Similar items

No other media player has come close to its success since its launch in 2001. Where will the iPod go in the next five years?.

Arik Hesseldahl - October 23, 2006 Similar items

With entertainment deals, hardware partnerships, and plans to dominate content distribution, BitTorrent plans to stay in your system.

Sarah Lacy - October 23, 2006 Similar items

Investors reacted positively to the announced spinoff of Time Warner's cable unit, meaning CEO Parsons may well avoid fighting a rematch with Carl Icahn.

Steve Rosenbush - October 19, 2006 Similar items

With millions of dollars in online ad revenue on the line, the two Net superstars could be headed for more conflict.

Steve Rosenbush - October 16, 2006 Similar items

The chipmaker that made Pentium a household name has yet to achieve brand recognition for its media PC platform.

Arik Hesseldahl - October 16, 2006 Similar items

The well-known value investor has been cashing in his stock in the growing phone company and investing in media and entertainment.

Christopher Palmeri - October 13, 2006 Similar items

Now you can stream TV shows with ads over the Net the day after they air. For free. It's a win-win situation for fans and networks alike.

Catherine Holahan - October 11, 2006 Similar items

Now that it owns YouTube, the leader in text search needs to ensure it can help users find videos too鈥攁 job rivals do better.

Catherine Holahan - October 11, 2006 Similar items

The search titan's deal to acquire YouTube will be watched carefully by other online video players. Here's what each should be worried about.

Steve Rosenbush - October 10, 2006 Similar items

The search giant is said to have offered $1.6 billion for one of the Web's most popular social networking sites.

Catherine Holahan - October 06, 2006 Similar items

Janus Friis and Niklas Zennstrom are combining professionally produced TV and videos with the Internet, and BusinessWeek.com got the first look.

Steve Rosenbush - October 05, 2006 Similar items

Dropping prices on large-screen sets mean viewing pleasure for consumers who buy early鈥攁nd thin margins for manufacturers.

Arik Hesseldahl - October 04, 2006 Similar items

Loopholes in the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act may render it ineffective in preventing online betting.

Catherine Holahan - October 03, 2006 Similar items

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