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mashable.com -
As many of you might know, the D: All Things Digital conference is under way in Carlsbad, Calif. Earlier this week, Microsoft made headlines at the event, having spoken about its plans for its latest operating system, as well as other developments.
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www.jamaica-gleaner.com -
In 1995, the first warning was raised: The throngs of people swarming to the Internet would overwhelm the system in 1996. For more than a decade, that fear has proven untrue. Until right about now. The growing popularity of video on the net has driv
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newteevee.com -
You really get the sense from CBS and Viacom that Joost is their forgotten stepchild. Despite their participation in Joost’s $45 million funding round (which in amount alone guarantees the company should have some time to figure out what it’s doing)
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Did you know that both Tom Hanks and Crispin Glover made appearances on the sitcom Family Ties? Enjoy those before-they-were-stars moments courtesy of CBS, which added Ties and a slew of classic TV shows to its online lineup. The network is new stre
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Online video continued its ascent in March, with comScore reporting U.S. Internet users watched 11.5 billion online videos during the month. This was a 13 percent bump up from February, and surpasses the previous record-setting total of 10.15 billio
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www.pantagraph.com -
Software whiz Bram Cohen released BitTorrent for free on the Internet in 2002 so his hippie friends could swap concert videos. The first big success was a Grateful Dead concert. Today, Cohen’s peer-to-peer technology is so popular and powerful that
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www.statesman.com -
Software whiz Bram Cohen released BitTorrent for free on the Internet in 2002 so his hippie friends could swap concert videos. The first big success was a Grateful Dead concert. Today, Cohen's peer-to-peer technology is so popular and powerful that
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blog.wired.com -
As if the Internet TV space weren't crowded enough, the video search gurus at Blinkx have announced their own service called BBTV. On paper, pairing a video distribution service with Blinkx's speech-to-text search tools seems like a no-brainer. Bu
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