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FESTIVAL ARCADIA MERGES FASHION AND VIDEOGAME INDUSTRIES WITH 'VIRTUALLY FASHIONABLE' NOVEMBER 8, 2008

FESTIVAL ARCADIA MERGES FASHION AND VIDEOGAME INDUSTRIES WITH 'VIRTUALLY FASHIONABLE'– NOVEMBER 8, 2008

AllCalc merges multiple calculators for iPhone/iPod...

Bayhoff Software has published AllCalc 1.0, a calculator app for the iPhone and iPod touch. The software differs from most other calculators on Apple handhelds by gathering several different functions into one location. In the case of AllCalc, these include tips, wage, sales tax, sales price, amortized mortgage and BMI (body mass index) options.

Reunion.com Merges With Social Search Engine Wink

Los Angeles-based Reunion.com has merged with people search engine Wink, the two said this morning, to create a new online people search site. Financial terms of the merger were not disclosed. According to the firms, they will create what they call the "most comprehensive" online platform for people looking to find each other on the Web. The firms are planning to roll out a new brand and Web site next year. Mountain View-based Wink -- which was backed by Cambrian Ventures and Greylock Partners -- started as a people search engine specifically targeting search of online social networking sites such as MySpace, Facebook, LinkedIn, and others. Reunion.com is venture backed by Oak Investment Partners, and headed by Jeff Tinsley.

Festival Arcadia merges fashion and videogame industries with 'Virtually Fashionable' - November 8, 2008

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Formidable NINE coalition merges goals to educate students: Innovative nanotechnology program led by industry, universities, and national labs struggl

An unusual coalition of 60 industrial, academic, and national lab leaders have harnessed divergent interests with the intent to help students create new inventions, aid national defense, and show a bottom-line profit for industry in the field of nanotechnology.

PS3 Wiimote Patent Merges Two Controllers to Make One Giant Bulbous Freak

Several months ago, a variety of legitimate publications got word of a PS3 Wiimote-like device that could split in two. We dubbed it the "DualMotion." Today the patent for the DualMotion has been uncovered and while it uses accelerometers and LED-based tracking (similar to the Wiimote), the DualMotion also deploys ultrasonic frequencies to determine absolute xyz position (based upon controller distance from other controllers and your television). Oh, and two DualMotions can assemble to make one big DualMotion. Just check it out in what we believe is the craziest patent diagram ever:

Panasonic and Sanyo in Talks for Merge.

In another round of merges between companies on the information technology and consumer electronics markets, Panasonic Corp. and Sanyo Electric Company said they are in talks regarding acquisition of the latter by the former. Panasonic and Sanyo will start discussions, with the aim of maximizing both companies’ corporate values by pursuing synergies between both companies and further strengthening initiatives to achieve potential revenue and profit growth through this alliance.

"The Hunter" Information

A New Free to Play Online Hunting Game Merges Realistic Hunting Action With Social Network Functionality.

OtterBox for iPhone 3G Impact Series(TM): Not Your Average Skin

protection in a sophisticated design, the new OtterBox 1943 Impact Series(TM) for iPhone(TM) 3G is not your average skin. The Impact Series merges durability, impact absorbing features and style in a single, slim-fit silicone layer.

More good news for Xbox 360 owners as Lara Croft gets herself a wardrobe makeover

In conjunction with Festival Arcadia, a Virtually Fashionable evening will be held at 9 p.m. on Saturday, November 8, at the Society for Arts and Technology. For this world first event that merges the fashion and videogame industries, ten of Quebec's best-known fashion designers are creating costumes for famed videogame icon Lara Croft.

OtterBox for iPhone 3G Impact Series(TM): Not Your Average Skin

FORT COLLINS, CO -- (Marketwire) -- 11/04/08 -- Engineered with recognized OtterBox protection in a sophisticated design, the new OtterBox 1943 Impact Series(TM) for iPhone(TM) 3G is not your average skin. The Impact Series merges durability, impact absorbing features and style in a single, slim-fit silicone layer.

Lloyds TSB Group Union calls for return of 4,000 offshored jobs

Lloyds TSB Group Union will use the bank's extraordinary general meeting today to encourage shareholders to support the return of 4,000 jobs to the UK to cut the level of expected redundancies if the bank merges with HBOS.

Splunk IT search engine partners with Unixpac

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Opinion: Copyright Experts Must Be Proactive To Foster Change

Earlier this year, BMI, in association with the Creative & Innovative Economy Center at the George Washington University Law School, launched Creative Industries in Transition, a series of symposia that focus on the future of creativity and intellectual property rights in the digital age. Anchored by a collection of thought-provoking white papers written by leading academics from around the world, including former Register of Copyright Ralph Oman, currently Pravel Professorial Lecturer in Intellectual Property Law at the George Washington University Law School, and Robert P. Merges, co-director of the Center for Law and Technology at the University of California in Berkeley, the program examines the opportunities and threats that face intellectual property creators and explores solutions that will help the creative and business communitie

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