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Nokia's unlimited music service on sale Oct 16 in Britain (AFP)
22:30
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Ballmer: Zune coming to Windows Mobile (CNET)
22:12
CNET – Microsoft has indicated for some time that it sees a Zune future in the cell phone arena, but the company has been hard to pin down on just what its plans there are. |
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Skype says China JV partner stores text messages (Reuters)
21:30
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Chinese snoop on Skype, but are they alone? (AP)
21:19
AP – A Canadian researcher has discovered that a Chinese version of eBay Inc.‘s Skype communications software snoops on text chats that contain certain keywords, including “democracy.” |
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Copyright board leaves royalty rate unchanged (AP)
20:49
AP – The federal Copyright Royalty Board left the rate for royalties paid to songwriters for CDs and digital downloads unchanged. |
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Apple warns music royalty hike could kill iTunes (AFP)
20:47
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Apple Drops iPhone 2.0 NDA, Developers Rejoice (NewsFactor)
20:45
NewsFactor – After putting up a wall protecting its iPhone technology, Apple instead started a war with developers — but now the company is waiving the white flag. |
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Nintendo expects Wii's to be in stock for U.S. holiday season (Reuters)
20:02
Reuters – Japan’s Nintendo Co Ltd (7974.OS) expects to have more of its Wii game consoles available in the U.S. this holiday season, but stopped short of guaranteeing there will be no shortages of the popular device. |
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Nokia CEO Says New Entrants Transform Mobile Market (NewsFactor)
19:50
NewsFactor – Nokia, the world’s largest manufacturer of mobile phones, has seen its market become more volatile and competitive. In remarks Wednesday at the Churchill Club, a Silicon Valley business and technology forum, Nokia CEO Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo told attendees that the face of mobile technology is changing. |
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Sen. Kohl asks for continued Google, Yahoo monitoring (Reuters)
19:48
Reuters – Yahoo Inc’s deal to put some Google Inc ads on its searches may hurt the industry, and warrants monitoring by the U.S. Justice Department even if the agency eventually approves the deal, according to the top lawmaker on the Senate’s antitrust panel. |
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