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The Video Games Industry Report (Global) February 2008 Provides a Comprehensive Analysis of the Industry Dynamics for the Global Video Game Industry

DUBLIN, Ireland - Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c92635) has announced the addition of “Video Games Industry Report (Global) February 2008�

The Video Games Industry Report (Global) February 2008 Provides a Comprehensive Analysis of the Industry Dynamics for the Global Video Game Industry

DUBLIN, Ireland (Business Wire) -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c92635) has announced the addition of "Video Games Industry Report (Global) February 2008" to their offering.

The Video Games Industry Report (Global) February 2008 Provides a Comprehensive Analysis of the Industry Dynamics for the Global Video Game Industry

DUBLIN, Ireland--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 22, 2008--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c92635) has announced the addition of “Video Games Industry Report (Global) February 2008” to their offering.

Bangladesh Oil and Gas Exploration and Production Industry Report Offers Profiles of the Major Companies Operating in the Upstream Industry of Bangladesh

Bangladesh Oil and Gas Exploration and Production Industry Report Offers Profiles of the Major Companies Operating in the Upstream Industry of Bangladesh

Bangladesh Oil and Gas Exploration and Production Industry Report Offers Profiles of the Major Companies Operating in the Upstream Industry of Bangladesh

Bangladesh Oil and Gas Exploration and Production Industry Report Offers Profiles of the Major Companies Operating in the Upstream Industry of Bangladesh

Entertainment Industry Continues To Try To Sneak Copyright Expansion Through ACTA

We've been pointing out how there needs to be a lot more sunlight shone on the discussion surrounding the new "ACTA" treaty, which is basically a way for the entertainment industry to sneak through new copyright laws without getting Congressional approval. Basically, the entertainment industry writes this international treaty, and the US Trade Representative gets it approved. Then, suddenly you get stories from lobbyists for the industry about how we need to change our copyright laws to live up to international agreements. Sneaky, right?

Video Game Industry Predictions for 2012

PricewaterhouseCoopers is about to release a new industry report titled "Global Entertainment and Media Outlook: 2008-2012". The overall video game industry is expected to grow 10.3% annually but console games will continue to dominate sales which will grow at a healthy 6.9% per year. Online games are predicted to see the highest annual growth rate of 16.9% but will still have a way to go to catch up to console sales. Video game advertising, a relatively new entry, is also predicted to have strong growth at 16.7% annually. PC games will continue to be the industry laggard with an expectation of decreased sales between now and 2012. They are predicting an annual growth rate of negative 1.2%. This news doesn't bode well for hard-core PC gamers as this will likely lead to a reduced investment in quality titles.

Government acknowleges UK game industry's worth

Good news for the UK games industry today, as the government confirmed that they are supportive of Britain's independent studios and recognise their importance as a "creative industry" contributing to "the economy and to the UK's cultural richness". And even better than that, they're starting to "collect and review the evidence" for introducing financial support along the lines of the EU approved tax-breaks for the French gaming industry.

Financial risk analysis for the space industry

While the total size of the space industry has been reliably estimated at about $251 billion in 2007 according to the Space Foundation’s The Space Report 2008, most of that represents parts of the industry that is well understood by the investment community, such as communications and navigation services. Only a small part of this sum is devoted to visionary and entrepreneurial ventures; the so-called “NewSpace� industry is poorly understood.

Plunkett's Guide to Nanosphere, Inc. (NSPH) & the Nanotechnology Industry 2008 (Summary)

This summary contains complete trends chapters excerpted from Plunkett's Nanotechnology and MEMS Industry Almanac. Wield this tool for strategic planning, business development, or industry analysis. It includes our analysis of the major trends affecting the industry today. In addition, we provide a comprehensive profile of Nanosphere, Inc. (NSPH) including company contact information, financials, geographical locations, executive contacts and a detailed research analysis.

Bangladesh Oil and Gas Exploration and Production Industry Report Offers Profiles of the Major Companies Operating in the Upstream Industry of Bangladesh

DUBLIN, Ireland - Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c92465) has announced the addition of “Bangladesh Oil and Gas Exploration and Production Industry: Investment Opportunitie

NPD: Nintendo Wii the top-selling, current-gen console

NPD has released its analysis of June's retail activity, and the industry's sales numbers continue to skyrocket with $1.69 billion in game sales, $615 million spent on consoles, and $202 million from accessories. "The video games industry continues to perform in the face of an ever-increasingly difficult economic environment as many turn to more in-home entertainment," said Anita Frazier, industry analyst for NPD. "Even if growth slows over the back half of 2008, the industry is poised to achieve record-breaking revenues of over $22B for the year."

OpenV Obtains License Covering the Most Comprehensive Web TV Business Operation

BEIJING, June 30 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ -- OpenV ( www.openv.com ), China's largest Chinese-language Internet TV and Video content provider today announced that it has obtained from the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television the License for Publishing Online Audio-Visual Programs (Video License). Industry sources widely believe that the issuance of the Video License will accelerate standardization of the online video industry while promoting healthy market growth. Since 2005, the online video industry in China has evolved from simple content sharing to providing a more user friendly and high quality viewing experience. The drive to standardize and supervise this industry was highlighted by the Regulations on Administration of Internet-based Audio-Video Program Service jointly issued by the State Administration of Radio, Film and

Pick up the Slack

In 2002 McCain voted against an initiative that would have improved textile workers' factories. Considering the U.S. probably has one of the highest demands for clothing of all sorts, it would be great if our own workers could benefit from the market. Here's a link on McCain and his lack of support for textile and apparel employees in 2002. Our textile industry should be growing, not being tripped up by short-sighted industry policies. So a bunch of people want to delve into the textile industry and McCain can't see a reason to fund it. Gives a new meaning to "take the shirt off your back". So what's with McCain's approach? McCain is a doofus. The textile industry's time has come to play 1st string, not 2nd fiddle. Obama could take this on. Let's get someone who sees the need to fund the future of our textile industries.

Industry's Leading GNU-based Toolchain Available Now, Optimized for MIPS(R) Cores

a leading provider of industry-standard architectures, processors and analog IP for digital consumer, home networking, wireless, communications and business applications, today announced that a MIPS(R)-optimized release of Sourcery G++, a complete C/C++ development environment based on the GNU Toolchain and the Eclipse(TM) IDE, is available now from CodeSourcery, Inc. The release supports all MIPS cores, including performance enhancements in the MIPS32(R) 24K(R) core and the superscalar MIPS32(R) 74K(TM) core, as well as other optimizations. It also adds support for non-position independent code for Linux applications, resulting in increased performance for Linux systems. "We are pleased to partner with CodeSourcery to provide these optimized versions of the new release of its industry-leading GNU-based toolchain," said Jack Browne, vic

Industry Veteran Launches Used-Vehicle Blog

CHICAGO — A blog discussing trends in the used-vehicle industry has been unveiled by former new-vehicle dealer and industry veteran and entrepreneur Dale Pollak, who is also an author.

Industry Awaits the New iPhone

It was just a year ago that the industry was buzzing over the imminent launch of Apple’s iPhone, and here we are again, all aflutter with expectations that Apple will announce an updated version as soon as next week. The industry is predicting that Steve Jobs will announce a next generation iPhone at Apple’s developers' conference next Monday.

Music industry's war on piracy

NEW measures to combat illegal downloading are the best hope of rescuing the Australian music industry from its current slump, says the Australian Music Industry Association.

UK Games Industry Over the Hill?

Tinkle writes "A games industry campaign group has warned the UK is falling behind on coding skills because university courses are not up to scratch. But this article includes an interview with an industry coding veteran who believes a lack of creative home computing hardware (think: Atari ST) is more likely to be at the root of the skills shortage, and explains why Britain's games coders are getting a bit long-in-the-tooth."

Music industry's war on piracy

Music traders in Australia are angry about the illegal downloading of music over the internet. This is cutting the profits of the music trade across the globe, and it is the same in Australia. Stephen Peach, of the Australian Music Industry group, is one of those deeply concerned about illegal downloading. He wants to see new measures to combat illegal downloading. Peach argues that ISPs should supply information about illegal downloading of music to officials. Legal digital downloading of music is becoming a global growth industry

2007 Satellite Industry Revenue Grows 16%The Quest for the Lunar GRAILDisaster Response Imagery Ample, but Distribution Still ToughAegis Interceptor Test SuccessfulVirgin Galactic Spaceline: Mega-Mothership Set for Rollout Debut

Global revenue across the satellite industry grew 16 percent in 2007 to $123 billion, bolstered by growth in the satellite services, launch services and ground hardware sectors, according to the Satellite Industry Association's (SIA) annual report released June 11.

Pirate Bay Faces Off Against Corrupt Entertainment Industry

Much of the entertainment industry has it in for the big BitTorrent tracker The Pirate Bay. A man dubbed The Web Sheriff has been working with has-been music artists on developing a copyright infringement lawsuit against The Pirate Bay. Folks who have joined the fight include Michael Jackson, the Village People and UB40. The Web Sheriff is urging ABBA to join the fight since he says that ‘they personify the Swedish music industry’s successes and are renowned ambassadors for Sweden, contrary to The Pirate Bay’. These artists aren’t the only problem facing The Pirate Bay, though; The MPAA has recently demanded $15 million for copyright violations.

Gulf's consumer electronics industry to grow 30% to Dh18.35b

(MENAFN - Khaleej Times)The consumer electronics sector has emerged as a key growth industry in the Middle East, driven mainly by rising regional disposable incomes, a large product, and technology hungry expatriate population, and a burgeoning tourism industry, according to UAE Minister of Foreign Trade Shaikha Lubna Al Qasimi.

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