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Laurie J. Flynn / New York Times:
TiVo to Transfer Shows to iPods, Sony PSP — SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20 - TiVo, the maker of digital video recorders, plans to announce a new feature on Monday that will let TiVo owners watch recorded television shows on Apple's video iPods and on Sony's handheld PSP game machine.
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May Wong / Associated Press:
TiVo Inc. Expands to IPods and PSPs — SAN JOSE, Calif. - TiVo Inc. is expanding its video recording service so users will be able to transfer recorded television shows onto Apple Computer Inc.'s iPods or Sony Corp (NYSE:SNE - news).'s PlayStation Portable — the latest move aimed at putting TV in people's hands for viewing anywhere.
Mitch Ratcliffe / RatcliffeBlog:
New rules for 21st century workers — The most important three rules for today's workforce bar none: Tom Foremski of Silicon Valley Watcher has the following rules for today's worker: … I've lived by these three rules for more than a decade. When I started using my own strange email address …
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Jenstar / JenSense:
Separate bidding on content network introduced by AdWords — Yahoo Search Marketing has long supported the model of allowing separate bidding on the content and search networks, which enabled advertisers to decide how much they were willing to pay dependent on whether it showed …
Gary Stein / ClickZ:
No Blogs Next Year — › › › Intellectual Capital — At my ad:tech panel earlier this month, I had a number of real blog luminaries, including Nick Denton, the brains behind Gawker Media. He pointed out the blog reader demographic is the archetypal wired guy …
Niall Kennedy / Niall Kennedy's Weblog:
Google Base blog import instructions — Google Base launched last Tuesday as a new repository of information for distribution across Google's network of sites including Google search, Froogle, and Google Local. You can add your existing content to the Google Base for broad distribution with only a few easy steps.
Tom Sanders / vnunet.com:
Gartner: piece of tape defeats any CD DRM — Anti-piracy technologies 'easily defeated', reports analyst — The highly controversial XCP digital rights management (DRM) technology bundled by Sony BMG on 52 of its audio CD albums can be defeated by applying a small piece of tape to the discs, according to analyst firm Gartner.
Matt Richtel / New York Times:
New Xbox Goes on Sale at Midnight. Good Luck. — The transition to a new generation of video game consoles kicks off tonight at midnight when retailers begin selling Microsoft's Xbox 360. — The event is a much-anticipated step in an intensifying business battle between Microsoft …
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USA Today:
Cingular will be sold under name of AT&T — NEW YORK — SBC, which closed its merger with AT&T on Friday, plans to sell Cingular Wireless under the fabled AT&T name, Ed Whitacre, the chairman and CEO of the combined company, has confirmed to USA TODAY. — Cingular, the USA's No. 1 wireless company …
Stefanie Olsen / CNET News.com:
Wi-Fi mosquito killer coming to a porch near you — A biotechnology company with a specialty in killing mosquitoes is turning to wireless technology and computers to make a killing for itself. — American Biophysics, a small private company based in North Kingstown, R.I. …
Ray Ozzie:
Really Simple Sharing — One of the great things about once again having an active blog is that it enables me to engage in discussion about concepts I'm excited about, and that I'm working on, before they're fully-baked and while they could benefit from others' involvement.
Chris Kohler / Wired News:
Mario Kart Tears It Up — I was raised on Mario Kart. If I see stock-car racing on television, I wonder why they're not firing missiles made out of turtle shells at each other. — That's why you can believe me when I say that Mario Kart DS is easily the killer app for Nintendo's double-screened portable.
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Steve Gillmor / Steve Gillmor's InfoRouter:
Time is on our side — When Dare Obasanjo and Jason McCabe Calacanis come out swinging against forward motion in attention, you know something important is happening. Both are important figures in this reboot we're calling Web 2.0, and their concerns should be examined carefully.
Bob Tedeschi / New York Times:
Where Is Wal-Mart's Fancy Stuff? Try Online — Sometime soon, somewhere in the country, an aspiring groom will go down on bended knee, present a ribboned blue box to his sweetheart and watch as she beholds the yellow diamond ring on which he spent $10,000.
Arik Hesseldahl / Business Week:
Where the Tech Buffs Shop — NewEgg.com has carved out a loyal following among shoppers looking for the latest computer gear — Earlier this year, Stephen DiFranco, a vice-president for consumer sales at chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices, noticed an unusual trend in sales.
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Dsifry / Sifry's Alerts:
Technorati Performance Improvement Update — I'm incredibly proud of the Technorati Engineering and Ops teams. They have been working day and night to deal with all of the growth that Technorati has been going through. Back in July, we made it our highest priority to improve site performance …
