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* NFL to simulcast Giants / Patriots on NBC, CBS and NFL Network. * APPLE to add iTunes movie rentals. * DELOITTE research finds preference for ad-supported online content. * SONY halts production of rear-projection televisions. * VERIZON offers 24 mobile college bowl games. Get the full story at http://www.Media30.com.

* COMCAST inhibits BITTORRENT access. * COMCAST works on Start Over "catch-up" TV service. * MYSPACE starts first original series today. * NBC pulls channel down from YouTube. * SANDISK offers downloadable TV solution. * DOUBLECLICK uses VISIBLE WORLD for Dynamic Video. Get the Story at Media30.com.

* GOOGLE fights the pirates, without dogs. * BRUCE WILLIS advances DVD technology in his spare time. * NAB rings the register on DTV education splurge. * EBAY not great at selling TV ads. Oh well. * VIMEO: give us your poor, huddled HD masses. Get the Story at Media30.com.

* BLACKARROW aims ads at VOD and Internet TV. * MAVEN to launch online ad platform, minus pre- and post-rolls. * DISCOVERY buys HowStuffWorks.com for $250 million. * P&G launches online show. Tide to play supporting role. * TMZ's new TV show takes off. National IQ suddenly drops. Read more at www.media30.com

* SURVEY SAYS: marketers just don't *get* digital. * EPORT rallies the troops for new ad exchange. * KEVIN MARTIN rejects Verizon proposal. Next stop: court. * CBS goes dumpster diving, buys gossip site for $10 million. * MADONNA ditches WARNER, strikes non-label pose. Get the story at Media30.com.

* JOOST plans to offer live TV in '08. * BLINKX allows users to monetize video they don't own. * MYSPACE opening its site to developer applications. * NIELSEN and ARBITRON to extend people meter trial. * AT&T snags more wireless spectrum. Read more at www.media30.com

* GOOGLE morphs AdSense network into a YouTube video network. * BITTORRENT uses P2P to improve video quality. Signs Brightcove. * TIVO adds RHAPSODY music service to its DVRs. * THE FCC pushes back wireless auction date. * SONY launches in-game ad unit for Playstation. Read more at www.media30.com

* GOOGLE preps mobile phone operating system. * THE FCC will test new devices for "white space" interference. * PROM QUEEN to hit foreign TV in localized form. * MSNBC buys social-news site NEWSVINE. * TOYOTA creates free video game for Xbox live. Read more at www.media30.com

* IAG finds significantly increased recall for hybrid ads. * RIAA wins major copyright infringement lawsuit. * ANDERSON ANALYTICS releases results for brand survey of students. * MICROSOFT sells $300 million worth of Halo 3 in first week. Read more at www.media30.com

* NOKIA side-steps carriers for handset video. * TV GUIDE launches online video guide. * MLB watermarks playoff broadcasts. * STARBUCKS goes live with iTunes connectivity. * YAHOO retools engine, adds universal search. Read more at www.media30.com

* JOOST releases first public version of its P2P Internet TV app today. * ESPN updates video site, lets users embed video clips. * ADOBE to release first beta of Media Player today. * FINANCIAL TIMES opens its subscription wall. * RADIOHEAD offers pay-what-you-wish album. Read more at www.media30.com

* MICROSOFT will unveil online video initiatives today. * MSN VIDEO limits pre-rolls and reduces ad frequency. * THE FCC hosts digital TV transition forum. * NBC U and MICROSOFT turn ads into content with "Firebrand." * APPLE adds two new NBC shows to iTunes. * NIELSEN to triple people meter ratings panel. Read more at www.media30.com

* CW starts break-free show with paid segments. * UNIVERSAL STUDIOS creating its own mobile site. * MYSPACE launching ad-supported mobile site. * FOX SEARCHLIGHT releasing short film on the web, for free. * PUDDING MEDIA offers free, ad-supported phone calls. Read more at www.media30.com

* CABLE AND SAT operators face "a la carte" lawsuit. * FOX offers season premieres free on iTunes. * NIELSEN meters to hit 38 more markets by 2011. * SLING signs deal to offer streaming NFL games. * NIELSEN data confirms overall ad slowdown. Read more at www.media30.com

* NBC U to offer free, ad-supported downloads. * ABC adds shows to AOL. * APPLE brings iPhone to Germany. * STARZ MEDIA distributing via Unbox and Xbox Live. * DIRECTV VOD is coming soon. Read more at www.media30.com

* GOOGLE launches Gadget Ads. * CABLE OPERATORS developing standard for interactive ads. * MGM to start an HD channel. * MURDOCH considering a free WSJ.com. * DIGG rolls out social-networking features. Read more at www.media30.com

* APPLE announces iPhone for the UK. * GOOGLE unveils AdSense for Mobile. * AOL to consolidate digital ad groups and move to NY. * NYTIMES.com drops paid subscription wall. * MYSPACE at work on hyper-targeting ad system. Read more at www.media30.com

* BRIGHTCOVE to pull back portal and focus on services. * COMCAST acquires BuddyTV. * YAHOO launches social-networking MASH. * SAG gains jurisdiction over Internet-only "Quarterlife." * SPIRALFROG launches free, ad-supported music service. Read more at www.media30.com

* HULU to acquire MOJITI. * MYSPACE planning original online series. * YAHOO brings Internet music show to MTV. * COMSCORE releases new online viewing data. * VERIZON extends FiOS TV to 24 new communities. Read more at www.media30.com

* ABC switches course, looks for online partners. * NAB fights unlicensed, "white space" devices. * DIRECTV uses TANDBERG's workflow system for VOD. * CBS adds affiliates to its Audience Network. * MYSPACE distributes videos for MY DAMN CHANNEL. * WPP buys SCHEMATIC. Read more at www.media30.com

* ABC and WBTV agree on rights for online content. * VUDU launches set-top box for movie downloads. * HP to ship IPTV software with its computers. * MICROSOFT launches Silverlight with strong list of partners. * UNIVERSAL MUSIC sues VEOH for copyright infringement. * APPLE reveals new iPods and slashes price of iPhone. Read more at www.media30.com

* NBCU sells TV shows on AMAZON Unbox. * YAHOO acquires BLUE LITHIUM ad network. * APPLE hosting "special event" at 1 PM Eastern time. * HBO purchases film made in the Second Life "virtual world." * VIDEOEGG gets $15 million in funding. Read more at www.media30.com

* NBCU tells Apple it won't renew iTunes contract. * DAILYMOTION draws $34 million in funding. * JOOST lets developers make widgets. * MTV plans multi-platform push for video award show. * NBC to begin streaming Conan O'Brien. Read more at www.media30.com

* NEWS CORP & NBCU unveil "Hulu." * APPLE adds TV shows to iTunes UK. * FOX selling Family Guy on Xbox Marketplace. * NETFLIX doubles streamed content in six weeks. * ORCA to deliver digital content for BLOCKBUSTER. Read more at www.media30.com

* CRISPIN PORTER + BOGUSKY using TIVO StopWatch. * NOKIA to announce digital music store. * WALLSTRIP lands DELL sponsorship. * CNN signs multi-year GOOGLE AdSense deal. * AT&T looking to consolidate media accounts. Read more at www.media30.com

* NETWORKS bring fall premieres to the web. * COMEDY CENTRAL launches online SOUTH PARK hub. * DISNEY.com seeing rapid growth. * HEARST buying up Hearst-Argyle Television stock. Read more at www.media30.com

* CABLELABS approves IP video standard. * TIME WARNER and CISCO start HD-advocacy site. * MLB.com offers free streamed game for the first time. * GOOGLE sees higher mobile use. * MICROSOFT signs deal with LIMELIGHT. Read more at www.media30.com

* FACEBOOK developing new, targeted ad system. * SONY adding TV functions to Playstation line. * COMSCORE gets suspended by TRUSTe. * GOOGLE still planning to join the spectrum auction. * SOUNDEXCHANGE offers Internet Radio reduced royalties. Read more at www.media30.com

* YOUTUBE begins inserting ads into videos. * APPLE signs lucrative contract with European mobile operators. * NAB issues DTV-education packets to legislators. * YAHOO offers The Daily Show online. * WAL-MART sells DRM-free music downloads. Read more at www.media30.com

* ADOBE adds support for H.264. * MTV NETWORKS teams with REAL NETWORKS. * GOOGLE offers refund to Video Store customers. * PARAMOUNT and DREAMWORKS choose HD-DVD. * FCC sets auction date: Jan. 16, 2008. Read more at www.media30.com