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AVENTURA, FL, Jul 01 (MARKET WIRE) -- Identity thieves may be left out in the cold, now that Shop Shield(R) has launched its beta test. Shop Shield is a new and better way to protect personal identity information on the web, and its many uses promise to excite the imaginations of both the public and journalists who try it out. It works by replacing sensitive personal information with anonymous, untraceable data each time consumers make a purchase online or register at a web site, making the information useless to anyone who gains unauthorized access to it. "For each online transaction Shop Shield creates substitute billing information," said President Steve Bachenheimer, "as well as a unique login identity complete with a temporary email address that can be deactivated at any time.
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via Reuters @ 8:10 1st Jul
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Identity thieves may be left out in the cold, now that Shop Shield® has launched its beta test. Shop Shield is a new and better way to protect personal identity information on the web, and its many uses promise to excite the imaginations of both the public and journalists who try it out.
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via Macro World Investor @ 8:09 1st Jul
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AVENTURA, FL--(MARKET WIRE)--Jul 1, 2008 -- Identity thieves may be left out in the cold, now that Shop Shield® has launched its beta test. Shop Shield is a new and better way to protect personal identity information on the web, and its many uses promise to excite the imaginations of both the public and journalists who try it out.
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via Yahoo! Canada @ 8:09 1st Jul
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AVENTURA, FL -- 07/01/08 -- Identity thieves may be left out in the cold, now that Shop Shield® has launched its beta test. Shop Shield is a new and better way to protect personal identity information on the web, and its many uses promise to e..
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via Earthtimes.org @ 8:10 1st Jul
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Google announced the launch of a free music-search service in China via its search engine, the Wall Street Journal reported. The service allows users to download licensed music files without charge and will be supported by advertising revenue split between Google, music companies and Chinese music website Top100.cn. Google did not specify which music labels have signed on. Internet users outside of China will not have access to the service. The move could help Google gain on Chinese rival search firm Baidu.com, which as of the second quarter held a 64.6% share in China's online search market compared to Google's 26.1%, according to data from technology consultancy Analysys International. A lawsuit was recently filed against Baidu for facilitating the download of unlicensed music via its search engine.
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via China Economic Review @ 12:02 6th Aug
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Sony's just announced a video service for their PS3 called VidZone, which somehow offers up free music and videos, albeit only in PAL regions for the time being. It'll allow you to streaming unlimited music on demand for free, but it's unclear whether it'll be ad-supported, or whether the catalog will be full of only Sony BMG tracks, or whether these are horrible tracks that nobody wants to hear anyway. We'll update with more info when we get it, but this is separate from the current PSN service which already lets you buy and rent movies (which is shown in the screenshot above). [Maxconsole]
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via Gizmodo @ 18:55 20th Aug
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Today Emoze announced a free, network operator-independent mobile email offering. Emoze will support Java-based mass market handsets from Motorola, Nokia, Samsung, and Sony Ericsson. Users interested in the service can download the Java client for free from the Emoze web site. The mobile email service makes use of technologies from Sun, and offers a much richer user interface than many other mobile email products. It will support Microsoft Exchange, POP3/IMAP servers, as well as Web mail servers like Gmail. The service will be rolled out in waves. The first handsets to be supports will be Nokia's Series 40 phones. Others will be added over time.
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via Phone Scoop @ 15:45 23rd Jul
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In May, AT&T briefly gave all iPhone users free Wi-Fi for a short period. The free Wi-Fi party ended quickly after the company realized that by simply switching the browser user agent to mobile Safari, anyone could get free access. Shortly thereafter, references to the free Wi-Fi again popped up briefly on the AT&T website, only to disappear with the company offering no comment. Now a user submits this link to our news queue showing that references to free AT&T Wi-Fi for smartphones has once again popped up on the AT&T website. Says big blue:
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via Broadband Reports @ 12:38 18th Jul
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Auctionblip has re-launched its service that helps collectors maximize their search for specific items to add to their collections. The company said new Auctionblip will be completely free to the public and will feature an improved look and feel for its users.
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via Auctionbytes.com @ 6:51 2nd Jul
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Seattle-based RealNetworks Inc., operator of the Rhapsody digital music service, revealed today that it has launched an online music store that will compete head-to-head against iTunes and other popular digital music retailers. RealNetworks said the Rhapsody-branded servic, will offer most of its songs for 99 cents and most of its albums for $9.99. All downloads, the company added, will be in the popular MP3 format, which can be played on most any portable music device and which is free of proprietary digital-rights-management restrictions. To promote its new service, RealNetworks said it will award free albums to the first 100,000 people who register with Rhapsody and shop before the Fourth of July. Additionally, RealNetworks said its service will offer shoppers full-length song playback instead of the 30-second samples available with co
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via Northwest Innovation @ 5:53 1st Jul
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Real opens DRM-free MP3 store Today, Real announced the beta launch of its DRM-Free Rhapsody MP3 Store, a completely different service then its current DRM-based subscription service.
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via AfterDawn.com @ 5:48 1st Jul
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Qik today said its live video streaming service has now entered a public beta and will let anyone sign up. The service allows users of supporting mobile phones to broadcast content directly from a 3G or Wi-Fi link either to the Qik website or to new places added with the public launch, including an embeddable player for any page or a Facebook app built into a user's profile. The new version also has lower lead times and has just 0.5 to three seconds' lead time, allowing show hosts a near-live connection that isn't always possible with other services.
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via Electronista @ 13:40 22nd Jul
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Real opens DRM-free MP3 store Today, Real announced the beta launch of its DRM-Free Rhapsody MP3 Store, a completely different service then its current DRM-based subscription service.
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via AfterDawn.com @ 13:37 2nd Jul
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There are now various ways to get free download MP3 Music online now, the commonest one is to download free mp3 music using the search engine to generate a list of website for download. Using a search engine to download free mp3 music can be very limited as most listed websites requires some form of payment in order to download any mp3 music. Don´t get it wrong, the downloading of mp3 music is free but you may be required to subscribe to a membership before you can have access to download mp3 music
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via American Chronicle @ 1:15 31st Jul
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Mon.itor.Us, a leading provider of free website monitoring, launched domain names service through http://www.aptdomain.com. Mon.itor.Us community will benefit both from low-priced domain names registration and free website monitoring service provided by Mon.itor.Us.
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via Huliq.com @ 23:34 1st Aug
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Linux.com has an interesting look at the inner workings of the Free Software Foundation (FSF). "The purpose of the Free Software Foundation (FSF) is probably obvious from its name -- but what does promoting free software mean in terms of everyday activity? Examining the roles of the organization shows how complex the FSF's advocacy role has become. It also reveals the range of services available to the free software community, and helps to explain how such a small group has had such a major influence on computer technology. As a 501(c)3 charity in the United States, the FSF is run by a board of directors. The current board includes FSF founder and president Richard M. Stallman and long-term member Henry Poole, but, in the last few years, new faces have appeared on the board.
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via Slashdot @ 19:22 29th Aug
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Amazon announced this morning that it will launch yet another video service, this time offering streaming TV and movie content. The service will be called Amazon Video on Demand and will offer some 40,000 streaming video options for customers to choose from. Upon purchase, the videos will start streaming almost instantaneously to the user's computer, and eventually, TVs. Although the service will be available to a "limited number" of Amazon customers today, it will be available to the public later this summer.
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via ArsTechnica @ 14:47 17th Jul
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Techzonez Amazon announced this morning that it will launch yet another video service, this time offering streaming TV and movie content. The service will be called Amazon Video on Demand and will offer some 40,000 streaming video options for customers to choose from. Upon purchase, the videos will start streaming almost instantaneously to the user's computer, and eventually, TVs. Although the service will be available to a "limited number" of Amazon customers today, it will be available to the public later this summer.
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via Techzonez @ 21:50 18th Jul
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UK pay-TV operator Sky is to launch an online music service for the UK and Ireland. Universal Music Group is the first to confirm its participation in the service, which will offer digital access to hundreds of thousands of songs from Universal Music artists. The new service offers, for a single monthly subscription, music fans of all ages can enjoy unlimited listening to a choice of songs as well as the opportunity to download tracks to own forever. A range of subscription options will be available, offering different download packages tailored to customers' needs and the downloaded tracks will work on any MP3-compatible fixed or portable device, including iPods, MP3 players and mobile phones. To further increase the choice of music offered by the service, Sky is in discussions with other music companies, both majors and independents, an
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via Telecom.paper @ 21:43 24th Jul
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free-hotspot.com offers iPhone™ and iPod® touch users FREE Internet access across Europe for 3 months
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via IT Backbones Internet @ 20:27 29th Jul
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free-hotspot.com offers iPhone™ and iPod® touch users FREE Internet access across Europe for 3 months
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via ITP.net @ 18:18 28th Jul
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Weekend events include character appearances, $500 gift card giveaways & Wii gaming tournament BURNABY, BC, July 4 /CNW/ - Best Buy, Canada's fastest growing retailer and e-tailer of consumer electronics, computers and entertainment products, will celebrate the grand opening of its first Vancouver Island store, located at North Town Centre, starting July 18th with a weekend of festivities and celebrity appearances, including a free musical performance by JUNO Award-winning artist, Jully Black. Free Jully Black Performance - Saturday, July 19th at 3:30pm Jully Black will take the stage outside the new Best Buy store at North Town Centre on Saturday, July 19th at 3:30 pm. While the performance is open and free to the public, wristbands for VIP access to the performance will be handed out one week prior, on Saturday July 12th, to the first 1
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via Financials.com @ 5:19 5th Jul
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Google Inc has launched a music search service in China that will give users access to free downloads of licensed songs, while capturing advertising revenue for music providers in a market rife with piracy.
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via Yahoo! News Australia @ 12:28 6th Aug
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Google is launching a music service aimed at providing Chinese listeners with free, legal music downloads, it said Tuesday.
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via CIO Magazine @ 11:39 6th Aug
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