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 2008 05-28 MediaBytes: NIELSEN - MICROSOFT - SONY - TRU2WAY - DELL - TIVO
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May 28, 2008
Author: Media30 Added: Wed, 28 May 2008 08:46:20 -0800 Duration: 137* NIELSEN study, 10 million unprepared for DTV. * MICROSOFT previews Windows 7, touch-screen. * SONY, Cable companies to eliminate set-top box. * DELL guilty of unlawful conduct. * TIVO to offer critic's picks. Read more at http://www.ShellyPalmer.com
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 2008 05-13 MediaBytes: CABLEVISION - NEWSDAY - HP - EDS -
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May 13, 2008
* CABLEVISION officially owns NEWSDAY. * HP to acquire EDS. * HBO breaks ITUNES price limit. * DISH NETWORK 89% drop in new subscribers. * CLEAR CHANNEL to customize with PANDORA. Read more at http://www.ShellyPalmer.comAuthor: media30 Tags: shelly palmer mediabytes media news cablevision newsday hewlett-packard h-p eds ibm hbo itunes sopranos sex and the city apple dish network clear channel pandora Posted: 13 May 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0
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 2008 03-21 MediaBytes: Verizon - AT&T - PlayStation - Quadrant One
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March 21, 2008
VERIZON and AT s 700 MHz wireless spectrum auction. Verizon Wireless will pay $9.4 billion for 109 licenses while AT s BD-Live functionality and wireless communication with PlayStation Portables. The PS3 will become the first Blu-ray player on the market with Internet access, offering a wide variety of downloadable movie trailers, bonus material and more. Meanwhile, Toshiba announced that its HD DVD flop will cost the company $1.1 billion. ONLINE ADVERTISING is under attack in a new bill proposed by New York assemblyman Richard Brodsky. The bill would make it illegal for companies to track information about Internet users for advertising purposes without their consent. It would also require the choice to opt-out of targeted advertising based on web searches, browsing history and other private data. Microsoft, AOL and Yahoo are all sending lobbyists to Albany due to the growing support for the bill. DIRECTV launched a new satellite that will allow it to offer 150 national HD channels and local HD channels in over 100 markets. It is expected to begin service this September. DirecTV will launch another satellite in 2009, providing support for up to 200 national HD channels. Of course, earlier this week Dish Network reported problems with its own satellite launch, which may hurt its performance in the growing battle for HD supremacy. QUADRANT ONE received a major boost on Thursday, adding 26 newspaper companies to the online ad network of newspaper publishers. McClatchy and Media General were among the additions. QuadrantOne was started by the Tribune Co., Gannett, the New York Times Co. and Hearst Corp. to offer advertisers a one-stop-shop for placing ads in newspapers across the country. The new additions have doubled the network size, bringing it close to 250 newspapers. In related news, the Tribune Co. will reportedly offer Newsday up for sale. Bidders include Rupert Murdoch, The Daily News publisher Mortimer Zuckerman and Cablevision s Jim Dolan. Read more at http://www.ShellyPalmer.com
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 Buzz Out Loud 685: Do Androids Dream?
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March 20, 2008
HTC has subtly referenced Phil Dick by naming their forthcoming Android phone Dream. But is it a replicate? We'll never know. And of course Google is crumbling because their search traffic grew. You heard that right. We'll explain that theory and attempt to debunk it on the show.
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 2008 03-19 MediaBytes: FCC - Apple - iTunes - GM - Facebook - Antigua
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March 19, 2008
THE FCC announced that the 700 MHz spectrum auction ended after raising over $19 billion, making it the most profitable government auction in history. Winners will be revealed within the next few days. One failure was the insufficient bidding for the D-block, which required winners to share spectrum with public safety organizations. The D-block is expected to be re-auctioned with fewer regulations. APPLE is in talks with music labels about offering unlimited downloads from the iTunes Music Store. The company is planning two different business models: a monthly subscription plan and unlimited access for the life of an iPod or iPhone in exchange for a higher purchase price. Apple is currently haggling with labels over the appropriate price for the service. In other Apple news, Adobe announced that it has begun work on a new Flash media player designed for the iPhone. GENERAL MOTORS will shift half of its $3 billion advertising budget to online and one-to-one marketing within 3 years. That indicates a rapid increase over the $197 million GM spent online last year. The company plans to offer a wide variety of formats, including gaming, search, interactive applications and more. FACEBOOK will launch an instant-messaging service, allowing users to chat in real time on Facebook.com. The service should provide serious competition to AOL s popular Instant Messenger service. The site has also added enhanced privacy functions, giving users detailed control over what parts of their profile specific friends and acquaintances can access. After the Beacon fiasco, any increase in privacy should be welcomed by users. CABLEVISION will soon begin delivering 15 Voom HD channels using switched digital video. The change will require a new HD set-top box that will be offered free to consumers for one year. Expected roll out is sometime in April or May. ANTIGUA is threatening to repeal intellectual property treaties with the United States and to allow massive copyright infringement on the island if the U.S. doesn t hasten its response to pending trade disputes. A representative of the island said that the United States is not negotiating fairly in a dispute over Internet gambling. The World Trade Organization has already determined that the U.S. owes Antigua $21 million but has not sanctioned stealing music, movies and more as a proper settlement. Still, Antigua is threatening to copy virtually anything that can be duplicated. Read more at http://www.ShellyPalmer.com
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 Project Canoe - Oprah - Paramount - VooZoo - The WB - MySpace - MediaBytes March 10, 2008
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March 10, 2008
Author: Media30 Added: Mon, 10 Mar 2008 10:16:21 -0800 Duration: 117 * SHELLY PALMER reveals what really caused Oprah's online meltdown. * PROJECT CANOE planning continues for major cable companies. * PARAMOUNT offers free movie clips via Facebook app. * MYSPACE advances talks with major music labels over new service. * THE WB to resurface as an online network. * FOX sees huge jump in web traffic following Idol return. Read more at http://www.ShellyPalmer.com
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 Project Canoe - Oprah - Paramount - VooZoo - The WB - MySpace - MediaBytes March 10, 2008
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March 10, 2008
Author: Media30 Added: Mon, 10 Mar 2008 10:16:21 -0800 Duration: 117 * SHELLY PALMER reveals what really caused Oprah's online meltdown. * PROJECT CANOE planning continues for major cable companies. * PARAMOUNT offers free movie clips via Facebook app. * MYSPACE advances talks with major music labels over new service. * THE WB to resurface as an online network. * FOX sees huge jump in web traffic following Idol return. Read more at http://www.ShellyPalmer.com
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 Project Canoe - Oprah - Paramount - VooZoo - The WB - MySpace - MediaBytes March 10, 2008
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March 10, 2008
Author: Media30 Added: Mon, 10 Mar 2008 10:16:21 -0800 Duration: 117 * SHELLY PALMER reveals what really caused Oprah's online meltdown. * PROJECT CANOE planning continues for major cable companies. * PARAMOUNT offers free movie clips via Facebook app. * MYSPACE advances talks with major music labels over new service. * THE WB to resurface as an online network. * FOX sees huge jump in web traffic following Idol return. Read more at http://www.ShellyPalmer.com
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 Project Canoe - Oprah - Paramount - VooZoo - The WB - MySpace - MediaBytes March 10, 2008
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March 10, 2008
SHELLY PALMER reveals what really caused Oprah s online video meltdown. PROJECT CANOE continues to develop as the major cable companies host monthly meetings in New York and Philadelphia. The targeted and interactive advertising initiative is bringing together Comcast, Time Warner Cable, Cablevision, Cox, Charter and Bright house Networks. The companies are expected to fund a new company with an initial $150 million to create a national service that allows advertisers to purchase spots across all six cable networks. The service will also offer interactive ads. PARAMOUNT will make clips from thousands of movies available online through a new Facebook application called Voozoo. Users will be able to send the clips to other users and each clip will include a link to purchase the film s DVD. Paramount is in talks with other studios to add their content. MYSPACE has increased talks with the major music labels about offering a new online music service through the social network. SONY BMG, Warner Music and EMI are expected to sign on before the end of the month. Universal Music is holding out due to a pending copyright lawsuit with MySpace, which it wants to settle before entering into a business relationship. THE WB may resurface as an online network. The network would offer online streaming of Dawson s Creek, Buffy the Vampire Slayer and other WB classics. Talks are underway to secure the online rights to the content before a soft launch next month. FOX saw its web traffic increase 101% in January due to the return of American Idol, Prison Break and other shows. 4.6 million unique users visited the network site during the month. NBC.com and ABC.com still hold the lead, with close to 8 million unique users every month. CBS.com draws 4.5 million.
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