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Over-The-Air Video Service of Napster Inc debuts in Japan and offers unlimited over-the-air music and videos

TMCNet: Over-The-Air Video Service of Napster Inc debuts in Japan and offers unlimited over-the-air music and videos

Napster Debuts New Over-The-Air Video Service in Japan and Offers Unlimited Over-The-Air Music and Videos on New NTT DoCoMo Handsets

Napster Debuts New Over-The-Air Video Service in Japan and Offers Unlimited Over-The-Air Music and Videos on New NTT DoCoMo Handsets

iTunes movies: over-priced, over-hyped and over here?

Movie downloads have finally come to iTunes UK, so how does Apple's offering compare with its arch-rivals on choice, compatibility and price. Let's find out, shall we?

iTunes Store Tops Over Five Billion Songs Sold

CUPERTINO, California - June 19, 2008 - Apple today announced that music fans have purchased and downloaded over five billion songs from the iTunes Store (http://www.itunes.com). iTunes is the number one music retailer in the US* and features the largest music catalog with over eight million songs. Also, iTunes customers are now renting and purchasing over 50,000 movies every day, making iTunes the world’s most popular online movie store.

iTunes Store Tops Over Five Billion Songs Sold

CUPERTINO, Calif., June 19 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Apple(R) today announced that music fans have purchased and downloaded over five billion songs from the iTunes(R) Store (http://www.itunes.com/). iTunes is the number one music retailer in the US* and features the largest music catalog with over eight million songs. Also, iTunes customers are now renting and purchasing over 50,000 movies every day, making iTunes the world's most popular online movie store.

Comcast.net Hacked By High-School Dropouts

Move over Microsoft; Comcast is taking over the role as being perceived as the next "evil empire." Just ask hackers, Defiant and EBK, who managed to take over Comcast's Web portal for over five hours Wednesday night and into Thursday morning:Â

Nintendo pins, storage bins recalled over lead levels, Dora P-J's over fire hazard

OTTAWA - Health Canada has issued three consumer product recalls, two over concerns about high levels of lead.

Nintendo pins, storage bins recalled over lead levels, Dora P-J's over fire hazard

OTTAWA - Health Canada has issued three consumer product recalls, two over concerns about high levels of lead.

Microsoft Study Says Repetitive Strain Injury Costs $600m

4roddas writes "Work-related RSI cases are at an all-time high and the cost to businesses is spiraling, new Microsoft research reveals. Repetitive strain injury cases have soared by over 30 percent in the last year, costing businesses over US$600 million in lost working hours — and causing pain and debilitating discomfort to over-worked staff. Microsoft claims the rapidly emerging trend of 'mobile working' — with office-based employees now working on the move for an average of an hour more per day than they did two years ago using laptops and mobile devices — is behind this alarming climb in work-related injury. The company arrived at its conclusions in a poll among over 1,000 office workers, HR managers and office managers. This showed that 68 percent of office workers suffered from aches and pains, with the most common symptoms in

EU warns Google over Street View

EU warns Google over Street View Google Maps’ Street View has become popular among drivers but courted controversy when it was found that the photos often displayed individuals on the street and inside buildings. Though many in the US have complained over potential privacy issues, no legal measures have been taken against it as it is considered to be in accordance with the law.

Fight shaping up over Oregon's state law copyright claims

Out West, a showdown is under way over open access to "America's Operating System," the law. As we reported last month, the State of Oregon isn't keen on having its Revised Statutes republished in full, for free, by Internet archives like public.resource.org and Justia. The sites got into a kerfuffle with the state over the information and have since refused to take out a "public" license. While Oregon backed down from its initial cease-and-desist notice, the two sides still cannot come to an agreement. Justia and public.resource.org have since retained counsel to deal with the issue, and their lawyer has already made clear to Oregon that his clients will be posting the entirety of the disputed material by June 2.

The Battle Over Ridgewood Reservoir

Located on the border of Brooklyn and Queens in Highland Park rests the Ridgewood Reservoir, a 50 acre enclave reclaimed by nature. It is a series of three abandoned reservoirs that have become the home of trees, birds, and insects over two decades of idleness. In 2004, the mayor turned over the bucolic area from the hands of the Department of Environmental Protection to the Parks Department. Then last year, as part of PlaNYC 2030, Mayor Michael Bloomberg proposed converting one of the reservoirs for recreational use while setting the others aside as nature preserves.

Museum workers to strike over pay

Museum workers are going on strike in a row over pay, complaining that their wage rise was over a year late.

Australia fined for slow over rate in St Kitts

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Australia have been fined for a slow over rate during their one-run win over West Indies in the fourth one-day international in Basseterre, St Kitts, on Friday.

Australia fined for slow over rate in St Kitts

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Australia have been fined for a slow over rate during their one-run win over West Indies in the fourth one-day international in Basseterre, St Kitts, on Friday.

Aussies snag one-run win over West Indies

Shane Watson conceded six runs from the final over as Australia claimed an incredible one-run win over the West Indies at Warner Park today.

Australia fined for slow over rate in St Kitts

NEW DELHI, July 5 (Reuters) - Australia have been fined for a slow over rate during their one-run win over West Indies in the fourth one-day international in Basseterre, St Kitts, on Friday.

Our Genome Changes Over Lifetime, Johns Hopkins Experts Say; May Explain Many 'Late-Onset' Diseases

BALTIMORE, June 24 (AScribe Newswire) -- Researchers at Johns Hopkins have found that epigenetic marks on DNA - chemical marks other than the DNA sequence - do indeed change over a person's lifetime, and that the degree of change is similar among family members. Reporting in the June 25 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association, the team suggests that overall genome health is heritable and that epigenetic changes occurring over one's lifetime may explain why disease susceptibility increases with age.

RIM not to hand over BlackBerry 'master key' to govt

NEW DELHI: BlackBerry vendor Research-In- Motion (RIM) on Monday said it cannot hand over the message encryption key to the government as its security structure does not allow any 'third party' or even the company to read the information transferred over its network.

RIM not to hand over BlackBerry 'master key' to govt

New Delhi, May 26: BlackBerry vendor Research-In- Motion (RIM) on Monday said it cannot hand over the message encryption key to the government as its security structure does not allow any 'third party' or even the company to read the information transferred over its network.

Genentech settles with MedImmune over Cabilly patent

said late Wednesday it settled a patent dispute with MedImmune Inc. Financial details of the settlement were not disclosed. The dispute centered over the so-called "Cabilly" patent that Genentech partially owns with the City of Hope cancer center. The settlement resolves disputed issues over MedImmune's respiratory treatment Synagis and a related product. The settlement allows MedImmune to obtain licenses under the patent for additional products. End of Story

DNA tests end debate over Schiller skulls: neither is his

It is a plot befitting Germany's most famous playwright, a tale of exhumed remains, perturbed priests and two skulls. For more than a century, a question mark has hung over Friedrich Schiller's remains: which of two skulls found over the years was actually his? Investigators have now added a new twist to the tale by discovering that neither skull belongs to the dramatist.

T-Mobile Sues Starbucks Over Free Wi-Fi Deal

Glenn Fleishman writes "T-Mobile sent me the text of a lawsuit they filed yesterday against Starbucks. The telecom firm alleges that Starbucks didn't involve it in any discussions to launch their free loyalty program Wi-Fi service this week with AT&T. AT&T is gradually taking over hot-spot operation from T-Mobile, market by market over the course of 2008. T-Mobile told me Starbucks is essentially giving away something that isn't theirs. T-Mobile has sued to halt the two-hours-a-day of free service, and is asking for money to cover losses. This might sound like sour grapes, but T-Mobile still operates most of the network, and says that the terms to which they agreed with Starbucks and AT&T for the transition and with AT&T for bilateral roaming don't cover this situation at all.

Sts Peter and Paul top Surrey in Prep 25-over cricket

Sts Peter and Paul captured the Surrey section of the Scotia Bank-sponsored Preparatory Schools 25-over-a-side cricket competition, following an exciting 37 runs win over Hydel in the final at Melbourne Oval yesterday.

City of Burlington Uses RAD Equipment to Extend T1 Circuits over Fiber Optic Network

RAD's Optimux-4T1L units offered Burlington Telecom a simple and low cost way to transport four T1 circuits over a single fiber optic link. Burlington Telecom also deployed RAD's Optimux-T3 in a ring configuration to provide complete path protection that prevents service failure, even if a fiber link is damaged or disconnected. The Optimux-T3 multiplexes up to 28 T1 lines over a single T3 link. Burlington Telecom uses RAD's FOMi-E1/T1 when only a single T1 is needed for a particular location. RAD's LRS-24 SNMP-managed modem rack saves space in the central office.

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