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  1. Consumers Prefer Movie Rentals To Downloads By A Wide Margin (TechWeb)
  2. This holiday, send them an e-card (USATODAY.com)
  3. Samsung Unveils Fusion Memory Chip (NewsFactor)
  4. HDTV Networks Inc. applies to CRTC national broadcast licence in Vancouver (Canadian Press)
  5. Osama shot dead in India
  6. Hauppauge triple tuner card
  7. Watching dvd in wrong country could get you 10yrs
  8. FCC keeps cell phone outage reports secret
  9. Devout christian wins 6M in damages for sex overdrive
  10. Nielsen's top 20 prime-time TV shows (Reuters)
  11. Tokyo Edge: Digital Camcorders, Innovative MP3 Players, and Superthin Cell Phones (PC World)
  12. Now Opiates Found in Taco Bell Taco
  13. Allofmp3.com sued..."finally"
  14. 2007 CES Preview: HDTV (PC Magazine)
  15. Motorola Plans To Boost IPTV Set-Top Boxes With Tut Acquisition (TechWeb)
  16. News Corp. swaps DirecTV with Liberty (AP)
  17. News Corp. reaches deal with Liberty Media (Reuters)
  18. News Corp. swaps DirecTV stake with Liberty, settles dispute involving Murdoch (Canadian Press)
  19. Let's Swap Some Media Assets (The Motley Fool)
  20. News Corp fends off Liberty Media with DirecTV deal (AFP)
  21. US Selective Service Draft
  22. News Corp reaches deal with Liberty Media (Reuters)
  23. Broadband seen as big task for DirecTV under Malone (Reuters)
  24. HDTV's sharp increase in popularity concerns TV stars fearful of such clarity (Canadian Press)
  25. TV companies aim to demystify HDTV (USATODAY.com)
  26. Ready for your close-up? Some stars fear HDTV's clarity will show every flaw (Canadian Press)
  27. Plasma v. LCD: Which Wins? (NewsFactor)
  28. Kid expelled for finding/turning in pellet gun to school officials
  29. After 20 Friggin Years...
  30. Study shows correlation 'tween herpes & Alzheimer’s
  31. ExxonMobil Paid Groups to Mislead Public
  32. Studios OK technology for movie downloads (AP)
  33. Studios OK movie downloads technology (AP)
  34. Canon's Lucky 7 Camcorders (PC Magazine)
  35. High-Definition Toys and Wireless Wonders Expected at CES 2007 (PC World)
  36. Cingular To Demo Streaming Video During Cell Phone Calls (TechWeb)
  37. JVC Unveils Hard-Drive-based and miniDV Tape Camcorders (PC Magazine)
  38. Pioneer to launch new high-definition plasma TV (Reuters)
  39. Sharp Unwraps Behemoth 108-Inch LCD TV (PC World)
  40. Two NYC men save falling toddler
  41. JVC Develops High-Def Hard-Disk Camcorder (PC World)
  42. Pioneer Proclaims HDTV's New Age, Adds Advanced GPS (PC Magazine)
  43. Sanyo Refreshes Its HD Camcorder (PC Magazine)
  44. DirecTV sees 100 HD channels, Net videos in '07 (Reuters)
  45. Comcast recorder boxes to get TiVo (AP)
  46. TiVo and Comcast to test set-top DVR in spring (Reuters)
  47. Digeo to sell DVRs directly to consumers (AP)
  48. U.S. Supreme Court refuses to consider EchoStar Communications appeal (Canadian Press)
  49. Comcast digital video recorders to get makeover with TiVo software (Canadian Press)
  50. DISH Network Goes Mobile (PC Magazine)
  51. DirecTV Aims to Expand HD Offerings (PC Magazine)
  52. Audiovox Launches XM Mini-Tuner Accessories and Wireless HDTV (PC Magazine)
  53. Pioneer N.American plasma TV revs to miss target (Reuters)
  54. Panasonic to build world's biggest plasma TV plant (AFP)
  55. Panasonic to build world's biggest plasma TV plant (AFP)
  56. Matsushita to spend US$2.4 billion on world's largest plasma panel plant (Canadian Press)
  57. Sony Spills Camcorders (PC World)
  58. Video games: DVR on Xbox, more broadband (AP)
  59. Man Gets Lost Wallet After 62 Years
  60. Jobs Moves To Control The Living Room With Apple TV (TechWeb)
  61. Girl's birthday wish is a gift of kindness
  62. Money talks, but can it also follow your movements?
  63. Robert Anton Wilson Dead
  64. Murdered actress Adrienne Shelly film @ Sundance
  65. Adopt a ******** Program
  66. CES 2007: 10 Strange Home Tech Products (PC Magazine)
  67. Warren Beatty "enthralled" by TiVo, less by Arnold (Reuters)
  68. Non-father must pay past-due child support
  69. Retail chains venture into virtual worlds (Reuters)
  70. Movieland.com agrees to limit pop-ups (InfoWorld)
  71. No truce in sight in high-def DVD war (AP)
  72. CES: Multimedia Cell Phones Take Center Stage (PC World)
  73. Singer Paula Abdul cancels interviews after video (Reuters)
  74. Iraq: value for money?
  75. User-generated Web sites in clicks-to-cash dilemma (Reuters)
  76. Video emerges as key to Cisco's growth (AP)
  77. Netflix launches 1,000-title online movie feature (Reuters)
  78. Horror fans get Chiller channel on DirecTV (Reuters)
  79. Netflix launches direct download service for PCs (InfoWorld)
  80. Skype Founders Unveil YouTube Killer (NewsFactor)
  81. Netflix Launches Video Downloads To Mixed Reviews (Investor's Business Daily)
  82. Sundance a click away for film buffs (Reuters)
  83. Netflix 'Watch Now' Service Gives Instant Gratification (NewsFactor)
  84. Convicted phisher faces up to 101 years in prison
  85. Hackers Break HD DVD Copy Protection (NewsFactor)
  86. Online video network Veoh lands talent agency deal (Reuters)
  87. Video Downloads Spark A New Need For Speed (Investor's Business Daily)
  88. Q&A: Joost CEO Reveals How IPTV Network Will Run (PC Magazine)
  89. New York emergency hotline welcomes cell phone photos to help nab criminals (AFP)
  90. RIAA calls in SWAT team to raid DJ
  91. Fighting Crime in NYC Easier With New Tech Tools (TechWeb)
  92. Singapore launches SEAsia's first high-definition TV service (AFP)
  93. HD DVD or Blu-ray? Even the Porn Industry Won't Touch It (PC Magazine)
  94. Independent music labels form joint license agency (Reuters)
  95. 9yr old leads cops on 90mph chase the beats airport security
  96. 'Macaca' Moments May Define 2008 Presidential Campaign (TechWeb)
  97. Ruckus Networks widens Web music service (AP)
  98. Tenor sues because of boos
  99. Italian court OKs non-profit downloads (AP)
  100. Web Video Comes of Age (PC Magazine)
  101. Amateurs get a crack at Super Bowl ads (AP)
  102. Consumers Like Online Video, But Business Model Still Evolving (TechWeb)
  103. TV Tidbits: Notes of Interest (Mediaweek.com)
  104. Video games are the cool new music space (AFP)
  105. Video games are the cool new music space (AFP)
  106. Study: At Least 25 Million Americans Pirate Movies (PC Magazine)
  107. Expert: U.S. military needs wikis, video-sharing (InfoWorld)
  108. Fox subpoenas YouTube after "24" clips posted (Reuters)
  109. Consumers OK With Illegal Movie Downloads (TechWeb)
  110. Americans think downloading no big deal (Reuters)
  111. The long and winding road (USATODAY.com)
  112. Google cedes video sharing to YouTube (AFP)
  113. Fox Goes Nuclear over 24 Videos on YouTube (E! Online)
  114. Ohio poll workers convicted for rigging Bush win
  115. Report: Consumers Are Ready For Mobile TV (TechWeb)
  116. YouTube, Wikipedia storm into 2006 top brand ranking (Reuters)
  117. Fox subpoenas YouTube over "Simpsons," "24" - WSJ (Reuters)
  118. News Corp. subpeonas YouTube over pirated shows (InfoWorld)
  119. Now watch this: YouTube videos are part of the picture in Google search (USATODAY.com)
  120. News Corp. Subpeonas YouTube Over Pirated Shows (PC World)
  121. Fox Goes After YouTube for '24' Leak (NewsFactor)
  122. Examining the path to YouTube stardom (AP)
  123. Users go professional with online video (Reuters)
  124. 20th Century Fox demands YouTube expose user (AFP)
  125. Broadcom says jury finds no infringement of Qualcomm patents (Reuters)
  126. Hacker Opens Crack In High-Def Movie DRM (TechWeb)
  127. YouTube to share revenue with users (AP)
  128. Internet to revolutionize TV in 5 years: Gates (Reuters)
  129. US Govt considers blocking sunlight from space
  130. YouTube to share some ad revenue with users (Reuters)
  131. DAVOS: Rocker Peter Gabriel Wants 'YouTube For Human Rights' (TechWeb)
  132. Broadcom Claims Legal Win Over Qualcomm (TechWeb)
  133. Google to share YouTube revenues with users (AFP)
  134. YouTube may share revenue with users (InfoWorld)
  135. TiVo Enters Ratings Game Via Second-by-Second Data (AdWeek.com)
  136. New Line Touts '23' With Confessionals (AdWeek.com)
  137. Tribune Media Hires Startup Video Provider (TechWeb)
  138. Apple to launch online video sales in Europe (AFP)
  139. UK may install x-ray cams in lamp posts
  140. IBM, Cisco soft launch IPTV in Europe (InfoWorld)
  141. Discovery Brings Hi-Def Bus Shelters To New York (AdWeek.com)
  142. Bible Belt BS: 10yr sentence for a *******
  143. More Bible Belt BS: Rape victim jailed and denied morning-after pill
  144. Super Bowl Prompts Retailers To Cut HDTV Prices (TechWeb)
  145. Canon Debuts Its Second HD Camcorder (PC Magazine)
  146. Super Bowl spurs run on fancy hi-def TVs (AP)
  147. Hasselhoff gets campy in 'The Producers' (AP)
  148. Super Bowl spurs run on fancy hi-def TVs (AP)
  149. Kerry takes up 'Extra Innings' issue (AP)
  150. Portable DAVE Drive Connects To Cell Phones Wirelessly (TechWeb)
  151. AOL Offers Free Movie To Download Beta Testers (TechWeb)
  152. Tech company offers an eyeful: Video ringtones (USATODAY.com)
  153. Sean "Diddy" Combs name challenged in British court (Reuters)
  154. Canon unveils new HD camcorder (InfoWorld)
  155. Video ringtone service launches at show (AP)
  156. Comcast Profit Triples; Firm Investing in HDTV (PC Magazine)
  157. Schoolgirl who forgot her lunch money is given bread and water!
  158. Video ringtone service launches at show (AP)
  159. TVs' bells, whistles can strike sour note (USATODAY.com)
  160. YouTube execs to talk copyrights in Japan (InfoWorld)
  161. Viacom demands YouTube pull down videos (Reuters)
  162. YouTube Tackles Copyright (PC World)
  163. Viacom asks YouTube to remove 100K clips (AP)
  164. Viacom demands YouTube pull its shows (AFP)
  165. Viacom demands its videos removed from YouTube (InfoWorld)
  166. On-line editing tools nurture new video makers (Reuters)
  167. Viacom Demands Video Removal From YouTube (PC World)
  168. Woman with bionic arm regains sense of touch
  169. Viacom asks YouTube to remove 100K clips (AP)
  170. Viacom's YouTube Smackdown (E! Online)
  171. PluggedIn: On-line Editing Tools Nurture New Video Makers (TechWeb)
  172. Viacom asks YouTube to remove 100K clips (AP)
  173. DirecTV ordered to drop ads hitting Time Warner (Reuters)
  174. Wal-Mart to launch digital movie store (AP)
  175. More Than One In Five Teens Watch Online Video Regularly (TechWeb)
  176. Google's YouTube to warn Japanese users on piracy (Reuters)
  177. Wal-Mart to launch video downloads (USATODAY.com)
  178. YouTube offers concession to Japanese copyright group (InfoWorld)
  179. YouTube copyright warnings expected soon (AP)
  180. Wal-Mart launches movie, TV download service (Reuters)
  181. Mobile companies line up video deals (InfoWorld)
  182. Wal-Mart takes on Netflix with online video downloads (AFP)
  183. Wal-Mart embraces digital video with HP service (InfoWorld)
  184. Wal-Mart Enters Digital Video Market with HP Service (PC World)
  185. Cisco profit soars in second fiscal quarter (AFP)
  186. DirecTV and EchoStar face slower growth in 2007 (Reuters)
  187. Wal-Mart entry to video downloads a 'game changer' (Reuters)
  188. Despite lawsuits, digital music downloads grow (Reuters)
  189. Facebook moves into TV with Comcast's Ziddio (Reuters)
  190. DirecTV and EchoStar face slower growth in 2007 (Reuters)
  191. Porn makers tap into Internet social networking trend (AFP)
  192. Amazon, TiVo to test movie downloads direct to TVs (Reuters)
  193. TiVo, Amazon.com offer video downloads (AP)
  194. YouTube agrees to Japanese warning but industry wants more (AFP)
  195. Wal-Mart launches video download service (Reuters)
  196. Digital content coming to TVs (USATODAY.com)
  197. Tivo, Amazon unveil download deal (InfoWorld)
  198. Amazon Joins TiVo on Digital Downloads for TV (NewsFactor)
  199. DirecTV subscriber growth beats view, shares jump (Reuters)
  200. Google and cable firms warn of risks from Web TV (Reuters)
  201. Amazon to deliver movies, TV shows to TiVo boxes (AFP)
  202. DirecTV 4Q profit more than doubles (AP)
  203. Despite lawsuits, digital music downloads grow (Reuters)
  204. YouTube founders split $650 mln in Google payday (Reuters)
  205. Police go on rampage - destroy homeless tents
  206. Mobile ESPN to relaunch through Verizon (AP)
  207. Big windfalls from YouTube, Google pact (AP)
  208. A Brighter Picture for DirecTV (BusinessWeek Online)
  209. Google Founders Split $650M Payday (PC Magazine)
  210. Lycos adds video playlist service (InfoWorld)
  211. Internet Not Designed for TV, Google Warns (PC Magazine)
  212. The Video Download Plot Thickens (Investor's Business Daily)
  213. Big windfalls from YouTube, Google pact (AP)
  214. YouTube Founders Split $650 Million In Google Payday (TechWeb)
  215. Number of HDTV homes to treble by 2011: report (Reuters)
  216. Vodafone launches YouTube mobile (InfoWorld)
  217. HDTV in Homes to Triple By 2011 (PC Magazine)
  218. YouTube founders reaped fortunes from sale to Google (AFP)
  219. Militant Islamic groups turn to YouTube (AP)
  220. Making Sense of the High-Def DVD Numbers (PC Magazine)
  221. Vodafone Launches YouTube Mobile (PC World)
  222. Vodafone To Offer YouTube On Mobile Phones (TechWeb)
  223. Militant Islamic groups turn to YouTube (AP)
  224. YouTube, Digital Music sign deal for content: WSJ (Reuters)
  225. Pricey phones seen holding back mobile TV (Reuters)
  226. Magazines start studios to join online video craze (USATODAY.com)
  227. Studios accuse Google of benefiting from piracy: WSJ (Reuters)
  228. Cingular's Video Sharing To Go Global (PC Magazine)
  229. Developing nations to test new $150 laptops (Reuters)
  230. 'One Laptop Per Child' Rolls Out in Feb. (PC Magazine)
  231. Light converted into matter
  232. YouTube to offer old TV programs (Reuters)
  233. Nokia unveils 6 new models, YouTube partnership (Reuters)
  234. Report: Google sold ads to piracy promoters (InfoWorld)
  235. Report: Google Sold Ads to Piracy Promoters (PC World)
  236. MTV videos to be available to all Internet users (Reuters)
  237. Adobe brings Flash video to phones (InfoWorld)
  238. Veoh enters crowded online video market (AP)
  239. Chip makers support mobile TV for smartphones (InfoWorld)
  240. Adobe Brings Flash Video to Phones (PC World)
  241. Developing nations to test new $150 laptops (Reuters)
  242. Qualcomm's Mobile TV Network Wins AT&T's Nod (Investor's Business Daily)
  243. Mexican drug wars find new battleground on YouTube (Reuters)
  244. Chip Makers Support Mobile TV for Smartphones (PC World)
  245. Internet safety group broadens mission (AP)
  246. Google takes hits from YouTube's use of video clips (USATODAY.com)
  247. Cingular signs on for Qualcomm mobile TV (InfoWorld)
  248. Cops Find Cocaine in Safe Man Produced for Bail Money
  249. YouTube, LiveDigital Name Names for Fox (E! Online)
  250. Cellphone users complain about 'function fatigue' (USATODAY.com)