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Epic's Capps On EA Partners: 'They Give Us What We Want'

Epic's Capps On EA Partners: 'They Give Us What We Want' [08.15.08] Epic president Mike Capps sat down with Gamasutra to explain why the studio signed its new IP with Electronic Arts and its EA Partners label, explaining of the world's largest publisher: "They give us what we want, checklist-style."

Paperless Schools and Linux Notebooks for Every Kid

"I was very interested in this piece from Computerworld U.K., titled 'Can we give every school child in the U.K. a Linux notebook and still save money?' It provides a cost breakdown of what it would take to give every student a Linux notebook, compared to the costs schools in the U.K. currently face for software licenses, other technology fees, and printing and photocopying. According to the author of this story, the fees for printing and photocopying alone at schools are staggering--to the point where if electronic materials replaced much of the printed materials, there would be enough money to give each student a low-cost Linux notebook. Would this work in the U.S...?"

EU Plans To Extend Copyright; Turns Copyright System Into Welfare For Musicians

Just as we feared, the EU has now approved copyright extension of performance royalties from 50 years to 95 years. This is basically an approval to steal from the public. The public made a deal with musicians 50 years ago: give us music, and we'll give you performance royalties for 50 years. The musicians accepted that, and it was a worthwhile deal for them. Yet, now, the government has decided to change the deal, remove that content from the public domain and give it to the musicians for another 45 years. This is, simply, bad policy. It encourages the exact wrong behavior: telling people that the public will pay them for work they did many many years ago over and over again. This doesn't encourage musicians to continue working and it doesn't encourage them to be fiscally responsible and save for retirement or anything.

Pitfalls of Automated Bill Payment

theodp writes "A few months ago, the NY Times' Ron Lieber extolled the virtues of allowing utilities, phone, and credit card companies to pull whatever you owe from your bank account. Big mistake. Lieber's readers fired back, telling him he was out of his mind for suggesting that they give billers unfettered access to their credit cards and bank accounts. Now Lieber goes through five of the glitches that can occur with any of the various methods of setting up automatic payments: 'You can give each biller permission to pull the full amount from your bank account. You can use the online bill system at your bank to push payments out automatically each month. Or you can charge every bill to your credit card and give only that card company permission to pull money from your bank account when the credit card bill is due.

Give importance to English, FM tells techies

Union Finance Minister P Chidambaram asked software graduates to give importance to communication skills in English besides a good technical knowledge as premier companies like Infosys looked for students with ability to communicate in English well.

Consumers Give Mortgage Marvel "Two Thumbs Up" for Accuracy, Speed, Convenience, Privacy, and Ease of Use

Consumers Give Mortgage Marvel "Two Thumbs Up" for Accuracy, Speed, Convenience, Privacy, and Ease of Use

Miyamoto To Give Keynote at Japan Developers Conference

Miyamoto To Give Keynote at Japan Developers Conference

If You Give Google A Cookie

If you give Google a cookie it will probably want to store your search behavior and given the scope of its publishing network....

Google to give YouTube user data to Viacom

Google expressed disappointment Thursday at a judge's order to give entertainment giant Viacom details of video-watching habits of visitors to its popular video-sharing website YouTube.

Bowlers will give SA the edge - Jackman

Former England international Robin Jackman believes South Africa's bowling attack will give them the edge in the ODI series that begins with the first match at Headingley in Leeds on Friday.

Comtech M2M: Comtech Helps Give Nintendo; Green' Light For Wii; Two Year Licensing Agreement Secures Greener Solution to In- Store Promotion for Leading GamesCompany

Comtech M2M: Comtech Helps Give Nintendo; Green' Light For Wii; Two Year Licensing Agreement Secures Greener Solution to In- Store Promotion for Leading GamesCompany

Google Should Give You Some of Its Ad Revenue

Here’s a link to a Marketplace radio commentary that aired yesterday in which I argue that search engines should give you a cut of their ad revenue when you click through on an ad. Microsoft’s cashback system pays you if you click through and buy. But just the act of consuming the ad should have some value even if you don’t buy.

Police may give New Zealand whizz kid hacker a job

Wellington - New Zealand police said Tuesday that a teenage hacker who designed virus software that reportedly infected a million computers worldwide was so skilled they may give him a job, news reports said after he appeared in court. A judge discharged Owen Thor Walker, 18, without penalty after he admitted six charges relating to his involvement with an international cyber crime ring, saying he had not acted with criminal intent and a conviction could jeopardise his potentially outstanding future.

Court Orders YouTube To Give User Data

A US judge has ordered Google to give Viacom user data used YouTube in a decision condemned by the Google and privacy advocates.

Court Orders YouTube To Give User Data

A US judge has ordered Google to give Viacom user data used YouTube in a decision condemned by the Google and privacy advocates.

Farmers can't give their llamas away

There appears to be an upswing in the number of Albertans trying to free themselves of the animals -- but some owners can't even give them away.

Owners unable to give llamas away

There appears to be an upswing in the number of Albertans trying to free themselves of the animals -- but some owners can't even give them away.

Google ordered to give YouTube user data to Viacom

A woman walks past the logo of Internet search engine giant Google at a trade fair. Google expressed disappointment Thursday at a judge's order to give entertainment giant Viacom details of video-watching habits of visitors to its popular video-sharing website YouTube.

Xbox and Rock the Vote to Give Voters a New Platform for Change

Xbox and Rock the Vote to Give Voters a New Platform for Change First-of-its-kind partnership creates new ways to register to vote and jump into 2008 election.

Sleek and slim, versatility and affordability give SanDisk's latest MP3 player its competitive edge

Sleek and slim, versatility and affordability give SanDisk’s latest MP3 player its competitive edge

Google ordered to give YouTube user data to Viacom

A woman walks past the logo of Internet search engine giant Google at a trade fair. Google expressed disappointment and privacy groups voiced outrage Thursday after a judge ordered Google to give entertainment giant Viacom details of video-watching habits of visitors to its popular video-sharing website YouTube.

Judge orders Google to give YouTube user data to Viacom

SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) - Google expressed disappointment and privacy groups voiced outrage Thursday after a judge ordered Google to give entertainment giant Viacom details of video-watching habits of visitors to its popular video-sharing website YouTube.

Judge orders Google to give YouTube user data to Viacom (AFP)

SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) - Google expressed disappointment and privacy groups voiced outrage Thursday after a judge ordered Google to give entertainment giant Viacom details of video-watching habits of visitors to its popular video-sharing website YouTube.

PicScout Teams up with Splash News to Give Bloggers Access to the Hottest, up-to-the Minute Celebrity Photos at picapp.com

PicScout Teams up with Splash News to Give Bloggers Access to the Hottest, up-to-the Minute Celebrity Photos at picapp.com

Smith hoping South Africa give Pietersen a rough ride

LONDON (AFP) - South Africa captain Graeme Smith made it plain here Wednesday that despite leading the series 2-0 the visitors weren't about to give new England captain Kevin Pietersen a free ride in the fourth and final Test starting at the Oval Thursday.

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