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On Wednesday, July 16th at 12:21am CDT a Zenit-3SL rocket launched via the ocean based Odyssey launch platform. The Zenit-3SL rocket carried EchoStar XI into space while the Block DM-SL upper stage inserted it into geosynchronous transfer orbit. The final location for EchoStar XI will be 110 degrees West Longitude. EchoStar XI will be used for DISH Networks to allow for more HD programming and additional redundancy to their current network operations.

* TURNER forms Ad network. * INTEL re-enters mobile phone market. * NVIDIA to unveil MID chip. * DISH, ECHOSTAR sue TIVO. * ADOBE launching new Acrobat with Flash. * DISCOVERY to launch PlanetGreen. Read more at http://www.ShellyPalmer.com

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Author: wallstrip Added: Thu, 13 Mar 2008 22:16:19 -0800 Duration: 143(3-14-08) Whip it. Whip it good. Wait, that's Devo. TiVo Inc. (TIVO)

Author: wallstrip Added: Thu, 13 Mar 2008 22:16:19 -0800 Duration: 143(3-14-08) Whip it. Whip it good. Wait, that's Devo. TiVo Inc. (TIVO)

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APPLE will reportedly offer iTunes movie rentals from Warner Bros., Fox, Paramount, and Lions Gate. Rentals will cost $3.99 for 24 hours. An announcement is expected during the Steve Jobs keynote at Macworld on January 15th. HARVEY WEINSTEIN told reporters that WEINSTEIN CO. has signed an interim deal with the WGA. Weinstein called it a done deal that he expects to officially sign this morning. The self-declared lightning rod hopes the deal will push the major studios to return to the bargaining table. SONY BMG has officially announced that it will sell its entire catalog DRM-free on the Amazon MP3 download service. Amazon is now the only music download service selling unrestricted tracks from all four major labels. Dropping DRM has become a tactical necessity, as the labels look for a way to break Apple s stronghold on the music download market. Any serious iTunes competitor must offer iPod compatibility, a major benefit of the MP3 format. ECHOSTAR received CNET s Home Video Best of CES award for the TR-50, a digital-to-analog converter box. The feature-packed box includes a DVR that will record free over-the-air broadcasts of HDTV, a 7-day program guide to schedule recordings, an Ethernet connection for Internet functions and more. The TR-50 is the enhanced version of the stripped-down TR-40, a converter box that will be fully covered by the NTIA s converter coupon program. The TR-50 offers a compelling solution for consumers that don t have (or don t want) cable or satellite service. CBS will sell four TV stations to Four Points Media Group for $185 million. The deal finishes a round of medium and small market sell-offs for the network that began in 2006. CBS sold 11 TV stations and 39 radio stations during that time for almost $1 billion. It now owns 29 TV stations and 140 radio stations. THE FCC has given approval to a deal that will take Clear Channel Communications private for $19.5 billion. As part of the deal, the company will sell off 448 of its 1,150 radio stations. Shareholders have approved the deal and are now waiting for acceptance by the Justice Department. Get the full story at http://www.Media30.com.

Author: Media30 Added: Tue, 08 Jan 2008 11:58:20 -0800 Duration: 138* COMCAST to expand on-demand video to 6000 titles. * CISCO announces "entertainment operating system." * ECHOSTAR unveils fully-subsidized converter box. * PANASONIC shows off world's largest HDTV. * PARAMOUNT may abandon HD DVD. * SONY BMG reveals details of DRM-free music plan. * BITTORRENT signs up Netgear and D-link as Device Partners. Get the full story at http://www.Media30.com.

COMCAST CEO Brian Roberts will deliver this morning s CES keynote and reveal a plan to increase on-demand titles from 1,300 to 6,000. Roberts will also discuss the company s plans for Fancast.com, a guide to video that helps users find content online and offline. Fancast will let users search for any content in any format. A search on the site will return listings for TV, DVD, iTunes, Netflix, Amazon or web video sites like Hulu. The site will also integrate with Comcast and TiVo DVRs, letting users schedule recordings through the site. CISCO has designed an entertainment operating system that will help companies build online communities of viewers that watch specific TV shows or match other criteria. The Eos will monitor user interaction in the community and deliver both web-based content recommendations for users as well as targeted advertising. Eos will be tested on sites for the NHL and Nascar. ECHOSTAR has announced a $39.99 digital-to-analog converter box, which will be fully covered by the NTIA s $40 converter coupons. Users will only have to pay sales tax on the boxes. EchoStar is also working on higher-end converters that include DVR functionality but are not covered by the coupon program. In related news, the NTIA has certified 250 retailers and 19 different digital-to-analog converters for the program. Retailers include Best Buy and Wal-Mart. PANASONIC unveiled a new 150 inch Plasma TV, proclaiming it the world s largest high-def display. The TV offers 2160 4096 resolution, totaling almost 9 million pixels. Panasonic also unveiled an initiative with Google that will bring YouTube and the Picasa photo-sharing site to its new Viera HDTV s. PARAMOUNT will reportedly follow Warner Bros. in dropping support for HD DVD. The Financial Times is reporting the exclusive story and proclaiming this the latest final blow to HD DVD. SONY BMG announced the details of its new DRM-free offering, which requires users to go to retail stores, purchase cards and then visit a website to download the unprotected music. Downloads will come from Platinum MusicPass, a new site starting January 15th. Music download cards will be available at 4,500 retail outlets for $12.99. Sony BMG said the service is a great way to bring digital music to the physical retail space. Retailers may love the idea. Consumers will not. BITTORRENT announced that both Netgear and D-Link have joined its Device Partners program. The companies will license BitTorrent technology for devices that enable file sharing at home and across the web. As part of the program, BitTorrent has certified the D-Link Xtreme N DIR-655 router and installed its SDK on the DNS-323 storage unit. Netgear will use BitTorrent technology to power the Digital Entertainer HD, a device that brings Internet content (including hi-def streams) to HDTVs. Get the full story at http://www.Media30.com.

JAMES MURDOCH will oversee all of NEWS CORP. s operations in Europe and Asia in a move that will prepare him as an heir to the News. Corp throne. He will gain oversight of the Times of London, the Sun, Sky Italia and more. Murdoch will also move from Chief Executive of BSkyB to Chairman, replacing his father in that role and taking control of News Corp. s top satellite TV business. DOW JONES will experience an executive shake-up when NEWS CORP. completes its purchase of the company next week. CEO Richard Zannino will resign and be replaced by News. Corp veteran Leslie Hinton. Other executives are expected to either resign or be replaced, including publisher Gordon Crovitz. COCA-COLA will launch a virtual world today, offering Coke fanatics their own online community. CC Metro is a Coke-bottle shaped virtual island that will allow users to create avatars and use them to shop, watch movies and float on hoverboards. Transactions will occur using a virtual currency collected from Coca-Cola products. All of this will occur on There.com, a larger virtual community that is sanitized of foul language and copyrighted material. TOP GLOBAL BRANDS have formed The Blog Council, a forum for executives engaged in corporate blogging. Members include Microsoft, Cisco, Coca-Cola, Dell, GM, Nokia, SAP and more. The group will discuss best practices, effective tactics and other issues related to corporate blogs. ECHOSTAR will change its name to DISH Network and spin off some of its businesses into a new entity called EchoStar Holding Company. EHC will get the set-top box business, fixed satellites and digital broadcast centers. Charlie Ergen will be the Chairman and CEO of both companies. * Get the Story at Media30.com. *

JAMES MURDOCH will oversee all of NEWS CORP. s operations in Europe and Asia in a move that will prepare him as an heir to the News. Corp throne. He will gain oversight of the Times of London, the Sun, Sky Italia and more. Murdoch will also move from Chief Executive of BSkyB to Chairman, replacing his father in that role and taking control of News Corp. s top satellite TV business. DOW JONES will experience an executive shake-up when NEWS CORP. completes its purchase of the company next week. CEO Richard Zannino will resign and be replaced by News. Corp veteran Leslie Hinton. Other executives are expected to either resign or be replaced, including publisher Gordon Crovitz. COCA-COLA will launch a virtual world today, offering Coke fanatics their own online community. CC Metro is a Coke-bottle shaped virtual island that will allow users to create avatars and use them to shop, watch movies and float on hoverboards. Transactions will occur using a virtual currency collected from Coca-Cola products. All of this will occur on There.com, a larger virtual community that is sanitized of foul language and copyrighted material. TOP GLOBAL BRANDS have formed The Blog Council, a forum for executives engaged in corporate blogging. Members include Microsoft, Cisco, Coca-Cola, Dell, GM, Nokia, SAP and more. The group will discuss best practices, effective tactics and other issues related to corporate blogs. ECHOSTAR will change its name to DISH Network and spin off some of its businesses into a new entity called EchoStar Holding Company. EHC will get the set-top box business, fixed satellites and digital broadcast centers. Charlie Ergen will be the Chairman and CEO of both companies. * Get the Story at Media30.com. *

FACEBOOK made further concessions in its war against user privacy. Mark Zuckerberg publicly apologized on the company blog for a lot of mistakes surrounding Beacon admitting the company did a bad job with its release. Most importantly, he announced that users will now be able to completely opt-out of Beacon. VERIZON has rolled out HD VOD on FiOS TV in five markets, making 75 HD titles available. Three more markets will receive the service soon and it will available to all FiOS TV subscribers next year. The company is aiming for 1,000 hours of HD VOD and 150 HD channels by the end of 2008. COMCAST said it will lose video customers in 2008 due to increased competition from IPTV services from Verizon and AT s counter-offer to the AMPTP included a slight rollback of demands for online revenue sharing, asking that 2.5% of gross only be paid on revenue after the first year. During the first year of a release, payment would be tied to the number of streams a piece of content generated. Payment would be based on blocks of 100,000 streams and counting would be restarted every quarter. MOVIEBEAM will shutdown on December 15th. The company has been contacting customers to inform them of the shutdown and offering some of them refunds for recently-purchased MovieBeam boxes. The on-demand movie service used wireless signals to transmit movie rentals to customers. It was originally started by Disney. * Get the Story at Media30.com *

* AMAZON releases Kindle. See today s video for commentary. * DISH NETWORK adds interactive channels for ESPN and Disney. * MYSPACE to test ad-supported music. * KEVIN MARTIN draws more complaints about cable regulation. * SONY lands major advertisers for Crackle. * CBS NEWS writers authorize strike. Get the Story at Media30.com.

* AMAZON releases Kindle. See today s video for commentary. * DISH NETWORK adds interactive channels for ESPN and Disney. * MYSPACE to test ad-supported music. * KEVIN MARTIN draws more complaints about cable regulation. * SONY lands major advertisers for Crackle. * CBS NEWS writers authorize strike. Get the Story at Media30.com.

* AMAZON releases Kindle. See todays video for commentary.

Nov. 19, 2007, 4:15 p.m. ET — Stocks tumbled after Goldman Sachs slashed its outlook on Citigroup and other big banks. Lowe's was also a loser.

Nov. 12, 2007, 4:15 pm ET - Oil prices dropped and a lack of bad news put investors in a buying mood. IBM and Cognos inked a $5 billion deal

OK, so, IBM files an application for the ultimate patent--the one that crushes all other patent wannabes, including trolls and, OK, anyone with a patentable idea. We feel a little dirty for wondering...would that be any worse than the current system? Guest host: Rafe Needleman.

* MICROSOFT and GOOGLE conduct FACEBOOK bidding war. * NIELSEN provides GOOGLE with viewer data for auctioned TV ads. * STEVE BALLMER says MS will not enter spectrum auction. * LIMELIGHT unveils HD delivery service. * NEXT NEW NETWORKS signs string of distribution deals. Get the Story at Media30.com

* ZUCKER says content owners are "losing the battle" against piracy. * TIVO and ECHOSTAR head back to court in DVR trial. * NIELSEN says HDTV owners love the quality, but want more content. * VERIZON sued for over-stating FiOS subscribers. * VEOH adds PIXSY search technology to site. Read more at www.media30.com

Why do you have to be so mean, Apple? The company issued a statement Monday saying its next firmware update will likely break unlocked iPhones. That's just mean. You know Apple doesn't have to do it this way, and unlocking is within your rights. Meanwhile there's a new Zune patent, and Google wants you to live in its virtual world.

Author: Media30 Added: Tue, 25 Sep 2007 08:18:10 -0800 Duration: 119* MICROSOFT seeks 5% stake in FACEBOOK. * NBC runs on-demand trial with COX. * ECHOSTAR buys SLING MEDIA. * NIELSEN launches its own social-networking site. * THE CW to premiere two shows online - ad-free, before broadcast. * OXYGEN launches its own YouTube channel. Read more at www.media30.com

Sept. 25, 2007, 10:15 AM ET – Lennar, Target, Lowe's, Apple, General Motors, Microsoft, EchoStar, JPMorgan, BP

* MICROSOFT seeks 5% stake in FACEBOOK. * NBC runs on-demand trial with COX. * ECHOSTAR buys SLING MEDIA. * NIELSEN launches its own social-networking site. * THE CW to premiere two shows online - ad-free, before broadcast. * OXYGEN launches its own YouTube channel. Read more at www.media30.com

Filed under: Gaming, Home Entertainment, Podcasts, Portable Audio, Wireless What's with all the negativity, man? It's summer time and we'd think everybody'd be at the beach or drinking a beer, and yet it seems like we can't get through a week without this company or that going at another's throats -- or just laying down dead. EchoStar and TiVo have been really heating up this past week, but we really, um, exploded with the news that they are launching what amounts to be the largest consumer product recall in recent memory -- possibly in the history of consumer electronics. 4.1 million Dell batteries will make their way back to Dell at the same time Boeing kills off their in-flight internet access division, Connexion, but it's not all doom and gloom. SanDisk's latest 8GB Sansa is out, and you know we're excited about that. Plenty more on today's podcast! Get the podcast [iTunes] Subscribe to the Podcast directly in iTunes (MP3). [RSS] Add the Engadget Podcast feed to your RSS aggregator and have the show delivered automatically (MP3). [MP3] Download the show (MP3). [AAC] Download the enhanced show (AAC). [OGG] Download the show (OGG). Hosts: Peter Rojas and Ryan Block Producer: Trent Wolbe Music: Solvent - Instructograph (Ghostly International) Format: 37:14, 17.1 MB, MP3 Program: 0:52 - TiVo awarded $90M and permanent injunction aginst EchoStar 2:05 - Federal Court grants stay on EchoStar's TiVo injunction 8:00 - Dell recalls 4.1 million batteries 13:05 - Boeing disconnecting Connexion 21:35 - Wii for November under $250, and it "won't have hidden fees or costs" 27:13 - SanDisk unveils 8GB, expandable Sansa e280 LISTEN (MP3) LISTEN (AAC) LISTEN (OGG) Contact the podcast: 1-888-ENGADGET, Engadget (Gizmo Project) or podcast at engadget dawt com Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | CommentsBOLD MOVES: THE FUTURE OF FORD A new documentary series. Be part of the transformation as it happens in real-time

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