Sony India wins tax tribunal s favour on Ad expenses: related news

Sony India wins tax tribunal?s favour on Ad expenses

Sony India claimed deduction at the rate of 10% for the expenditure incurred on advertisement and sales promotion

Google India ad revenues not impacted: MD

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Sony-Ericsson Wireless Audio System

Sony EricssonSony-Ericsson MBS-900 Wireless Home Audio System : Sony Ericsson introduced the Sony-Ericsson MBS-900 Wireless Home Audio System. Perfect for those who want to be first with all the audio gadgets, the unique innovative design of the Sony Ericsson Wireless Home Audio System MBS-900 makes a real stylish statement in a home. The Sony-Ericsson MBS900 sound system connects wirelessly to your mobile phone through Bluetooth giving crystal-clear sound through the high quality, dual speaker and sub-woofer system. The Wireless Home Audio System MBS-900 from Sony-Ericsson is a complete speaker system to be proud of.

Sony A900 review

SonySony A900 SLR review : Although being the only model in the DSLR assortment of Sony, the Alpha 100 was an amazing success. Simply ruling out all prejudice which sprung mainly from the more traditional world of photography. The consumer was 'ready' for a Sony digital SLR camera and its successor in 2007, the Alpha 700, that was introduced as a middle segment DSLR camera. Six months later, Sony launched a threesome new Alpha DSLR cameras (Alpha 200/300/350) with which Sony was able to deliver an entirely new line of Alpha cameras. Only one DSLR was missing in the line-up; the Sony A900, a high resolution DSLR camera that would establish Sony as a serious DSLR manufacturer belonging to the top 3 ranking. Read our full

Sony Style Launches Eco-Friendly 'Green Glove' Service

Service Intended to Encourage Consumers to Recycle Old Televisions SAN DIEGO, Nov. 14 /PRNewswire/ -- As America Recycles Day approaches on Nov. 15, Sony Style is launching a Green Glove(SM) Service -- its newest program to help curb the amount of e-waste that enters the nation's landfills. Green Glove service takes the legwork out of recycling by offering people the opportunity to have their old televisions hauled away and responsibly recycled when they use this premier in-home delivery service when purchasing a 32 inch diagonal or larger new Sony(R) BRAVIA(R) LCD television at a Sony Style store or direct at sonystyle.com. In addition to delivering, unpacking and setting up the new Sony BRAVIA television, Sony service professionals will pick up at the consumer's request old televisions for proper recycling as part of its national Sony T

Sony Style Launches Eco-Friendly 'Green Glove' Service

Service Intended to Encourage Consumers to Recycle Old Televisions SAN DIEGO, Nov. 14 /PRNewswire/ -- As America Recycles Day approaches on Nov. 15, Sony Style is launching a Green Glove(SM) Service -- its newest program to help curb the amount of e-waste that enters the nation's landfills. Green Glove service takes the legwork out of recycling by offering people the opportunity to have their old televisions hauled away and responsibly recycled when they use this premier in-home delivery service when purchasing a 32 inch diagonal or larger new Sony(R) BRAVIA(R) LCD television at a Sony Style store or direct at sonystyle.com. In addition to delivering, unpacking and setting up the new Sony BRAVIA television, Sony service professionals will pick up at the consumer's request old televisions for proper recycling as part of its national Sony T

Americans for Tax Reform and Rutledge Capital Release Version 2.0 of Obama-McCain 401(k) Tax Calculator

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Americans for Tax Reform (ATR) and Rutledge Capital today announced the release of version 2.0 of the "2008 Election 401(k) Tax Calculator." This change reflects a new tax cut introduced by Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.): cutting the capital gains and dividends tax rates in half.

TMT slot: Sony launch. Matthew Lang ? MD, Sony South Africa

HILTON TARRANT: South African consumers are under pressure, but that's not stopping global electronics giant Sony from opening branded retail stores in the country. The first Sony Centre on the African continent will open at Menlyn Park east of Pretoria tomorrow morning. It's not the first such store in Gauteng. HP recently opened a global pilot store, The HP Experience, in Sandton City and there are other international players lining up to open up their own retail shops in the country ahead of 2010. The Sony Centre joins over 200 others around the world and, considering that the company is a manufacturer, it typically looks for partners with experience in retail to actually run the stores. MD of Sony South Africa, Matthew Lang, explains this strategy.

Sony batteries involved in another recall

"More than two years after the largest battery recall in the electronics industry, Sony batteries have been fingered again as the culprit in more than 40 worldwide incidents of laptops overheating. Sony and the Consumer Product Safety Commission will announce Thursday afternoon that Sony is supporting the voluntary recall of 100,000 notebook battery packs powered by Sony's 2.15Ah lithium ion cells. Thirty-five thousand of those were sold in the U.S., and 65,000 in international markets. Sony says it has shipped 260 million of these batteries since 2002."

Sony to Pay $18.5M to Agere Systems

In July 2006, Agere Systems sued Sony, claiming that Sony knowingly and willfully infringed on its patent for a "wireless local area network apparatus." Sony sought to have Agere's patents declared valid, claiming that Agere had obtained them improperly and that Sony had the rights to the technologies from a previous deal with AT&T and Lucent. Now, more than two years later, the jury has ruled in Agere's favor, ordering Sony to pay $18.5 million to Agere.

Sony Reader PRS-505

Back when it seemed like everyone you knew had a Walkman, Sony was the giant of portable entertainment. But when cassettes and CDs gave way to MP3s, Sony wobbled. In stepped Apple with the iPod, and the Japanese giant has struggled to catch up ever since. Last year, however, Sony shifted its attention to the humble book and launched the Sony Reader – a sleek, lightweight, portable electronic book, capable of storing up to 160 volumes at a time. In September, Waterstone's partnered with Sony to sell the newest version of the Reader, the PRS-505. So, have electronic books finally arrived and will the humble paperback be banished to history's recycling bin?

Blog Buzz: Ad Wars, John McCain Wants to Fire SEC Chair, Todd Palin Ignores Subpoena

Recent ads released by Barack Obama and John McCain have set off an ad war between the candidates. McCain has released two ads tying Barack Obama to former Fannie Mae CEOs Franklin Raines and Jim Johnson. The Obama campaign says an E-mail proves that Raines is not an adviser, but the McCain campaign points to recent stories in the Washington Post to support its assertion. Conservative bloggers aren't happy about a Time blogger who says that McCain is playing the race card with the Raines ad (Raines is African-American) because of images in the ad and the omission of Obama's tie to Johnson, who is white. They point out that McCain has since released an ad about Johnson. For their part, the Obama campaign has released a Spanish-language ad, "Dos Caras," attacking McCain on immigration and linking the candidate to Rush Limbaugh.

T-Mobile USA Buys 1 Billion Ad Impressions From AOL To Sell Google Phone

This is a bit ironic. T-Mobile USA has turned to AOL (NYSE: TWX) to help sell the Google (NSDQ: GOOG) phone. AdAge.com reports that the carrier is buying 1 billion ad impressions across AOL’s Platform-A ad network next week on Monday and Tuesday that will help promote the phone being called the T-Mobile G1. The purchase marks Platform-A’s single biggest online ad buy. The network serves up to 3 billion ad impressions a day and reaches 90 percent of Internet users. The ads will run on AOL sites such as AOL Music, AOL TV, Engadget and TMZ, as well as many of the sites on ComScore’s top 100. The report said the campaign will reach 81 million people, and that it will cost about $1.5 million for the 1 billion ad impressions, putting the CPM at $1.

New Sony Style Store Opens Its Doors With Preview of Sony Reader Digital Book

GLENDALE, Calif., Oct. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Sony Electronics is opening a new Sony Style store, located at The Americana at Brand in Glendale, Calif., and offering a first look at the new Sony Reader Digital Book. The new model, PRS-700, incorporates an interactive touch screen display for the most intuitive digital reading to date.

New Sony Style Store Opens Its Doors With Preview of Sony Reader Digital Book

GLENDALE, Calif., Oct 06, 2008 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Sony Electronics is opening a new Sony Style store, located at The Americana at Brand in Glendale, Calif., and offering a first look at the new Sony Reader Digital Book. The new model, PRS-700, incorporates an interactive touch screen display for the most intuitive digital reading to date.

Americans for Tax Reform and Rutledge Capital Release Version 2.0 of Obama-McCain 401(k) Tax Calculator

PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Americans for Tax Reform (ATR) and Rutledge Capital today announced the release of version 2.0 of the "2008 Election 401(k) Tax Calculator." This change reflects a new tax cut introduced by Sen.

Mobile Ad Inventory Wont Meet Demand As Brands Cut Back On Mobile Ad Buys

Interest in mobile advertising is up, but inventory is not be keeping pace with demand, a trend that may only increase as we head towards a recession. Already, evidence is surfacing that big brands are cutting back on their mobile ad buys, which will make AdMob’s job more difficult since it already doesn’t have enough ad inventory to fill every request coming from publishers. AdMob has been closing the gap slowly, but it’s still not able to fill all of its ad requests. For instance, in the U.S., AdMob served 1.79 billion ads last month, but had requests for 1.99 billion, and globally, it served 4.53 billion ads compared to 5.07 billion requests. As a caveat, AdMob said sometimes it chooses not to send ads. “AdMob also has certain minimum performance thresholds and limits ads served to low-performing inventory, which also can ne

Sony says to launch PS3 with 80GB hard disk drive

Sony says to launch PS3 with 80GB hard disk drive People play a game on the Sony Playstation 3 at a party held by Sony celebrating the new Playstation 3 game console in Berlin March 22, 2007. Japan's Sony Corp said on Thursday it will start selling PlayStation 3 game consoles with an 80 gigabyte hard disk drive, bigger than previous models, in Japan at the end of October for 39,980 yen ($398). REUTERS/Hannibal Hanschke

Sony delays PS3 video game over offensive music in background

Sony Corp. has delayed sales of LittleBigPlanet, one of its most widely anticipated video games, by at least one week in the United States, after finding potentially offensive background music in the game. The puzzle-solving, community-based game, published by Sony Computer Entertainment for the PlayStation 3, will begin shipping to retail shops during the week of Oct. 27, Sony said on the game's Web site yesterday. Its release was originally set for today. The music in question is Tapha Niang a song performed by Malian musician Toumani Diabate, a Sony spokesman said. "One of the background music tracks that was licensed from a record label for use in the game contains two expressions that can be found in the Qur'an," the company said. Reuters

Sony A900: A Closer Look at 24.6MP Resolution and Noise

When we published the Sony A900 Full-Frame: Hands-On Preview several weeks ago, the excitement about the world's highest resolution full-frame DSLR was evident in every photography forum you could find on the web. It was not as if the new Sony flagship model was a surprise, because the specifications had been detailed in broad strokes in the year since Sony announced the development of a 24.6MP 24x36mm full-frame sensor. The launch just filled in the blanks with details and answered questions like whether Sony could get their body Image Stabilization to work on a full-frame. The answer was yes they could.

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India B clinch low-scoring dress rehearsal

The dress rehearsal for tomorrow's final went India B Womens' way, courtesy a 32-run win in a low-scoring match against India A in Ahmedabad. India B elected to bat but were bowled out for 202 in 47 overs; it was a total they successfully defended, restricting India A to 170 for 8 in 50 overs.

Sony Trucks Literally Turn Around to Stop Circuit City Shipments

Circuit City took a major blow today, according to a reliable inside source, when Sony's merchandise that was being delivered to nationwide Circuit City distribution centers was stopped in transit and ordered to return to Sony "among worries that Circuit City couldn't pay for the shipments." This development means that Circuit City is not getting any Sony products replenished until they are able to convince Sony that their credit line is reliable. And with as bad as things are looking for Circuit City at the moment, that day may never come.

Sony and QuVIS Team to Deliver 4K Digital Cinema Projection System Oct 26, 2005 At ShowEast 2005, Sony and QuVIS are announcing the availability of QuVIS' Cinema Server, which has been developed by QuVIS to work with Sony's SXRD 4K digital cinema projecto

Combination of Sony SXRD 4K Projector and QuVIS 4K Capable Server Offers Exhibitors the Core Infrastructure Necessary for a New Era of Cinema Technology

Sony Adds Slacker Personal Radio to BRAVIA Internet Video Link Service

SAN DIEGO, Nov. 19 /PRNewswire/ -- Sony today introduced Slacker Personal Radio and Howcast Media as the latest Sony(R) BRAVIA(R) Internet Video Link content providers. Slacker Personal Radio delivers millions of licensed songs and more than 100 individually programmed genre music stations, while Howcast offers up a selection of its engaging how-to videos. Both channels offer content at no additional charge to BRAVIA Internet Video Link users. "Internet content is expanding faster than ever and Sony is bringing it straight to BRAVIA televisions," said Randy Waynick, senior vice president of Sony Electronics' Home Products Division. "Slacker and Howcast are great examples of new types of entertainment that are bridging the gap from an Internet experience to entertainment shared in the living room.

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