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Sony shows added to UK iTunes Store, Fox Classics may follow

It may just be me, but Apple appears to be expanding the selection of television shows on the UK iTunes Store fairly rapidly these days. A number of Universal shows were added earlier this month and some BBC content appeared in February. As of this week, the stable of TV content has gotten even larger. Macworld UK observed yesterday that a number of Sony shows had been added to the Store, and also took note of the existence of a section for Fox.

Bienvenue! French, US TV shows land in iTunes France

France has become the fifth country worldwide to welcome TV shows to its localized iTunes Store. Apple announced this morning the availability of shows from French networks TF1, France Télévisions, Arte, Mediatoon’s Dargaud TV, and Dupuis TV, in addition to shows from US networks MTV and Disney.

Sony's Crackle Debuts New Series; Will Host "Take-Away Shows"

Sausalito, Calif. - Sony Pictures Entertainment's (NYSE: SNE) Crackle online video network on Monday announced the release of three nine new original series, including a deal to host "The Take-Away Shows," a Web music video series that offers intimate "street" performances from indie bands. Other shows debuting on Crackle include "The Jace Hall Show," and the second seasons of "Purple Onion" and "C-Spot."

HBO joins iTunes along with variable pricing

HBO shows are now part of iTunes and with them comes a new pricing model. Shows in the 30 minute range are $1.99 and shows in the 60 minute range are $2.99.

NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander: Exploring the arctic plains of Mars

Photographed by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, this picture shows the Phoenix Mars Lander on its final descent on to the red planet. This image has been brightened to show the landscape of Mars in the background. This is one of the first images broadcast from the Phoenix after landing on the surface of Mars. It shows the tiny pebbles and polygonal cracking of the Martian landscape. The same image is seen here, brightened to Earth day standards. This black and white image shows a region of polygonal cracking in the Martian ground. This cracking occurs in a similar fashion in the icy ground of the Arctic regions of Earth. Here the image is converted to full colour, showing red Martian ‘soil’. The Phoenix lander photographs its own footpad to check stability.

Bloggings: May 29, 2008 by Greg Siskind

Media Matters has issued a comprehensive report outlining some of the outlandish theories that hosts of various cable "news" shows are promoting. The shows are also criticized for promoting extremists groups by inviting their representatives on their shows.

TiVo lets viewers purchase products from Amazon...

TiVo on Tuesday announced it has teamed up with Amazon to offer buyers the opportunity to buy items associated with the shows they're watching via their TiVo remote. The new Product Purchase feature gives television advertisers to promote products sold on Amazon.com via in-show pop-ups that are related to mainstream TV shows. The feature would not only allow the possibility of viewers purchasing products advertised during commercial breaks, but products featured on shows, such as a new album or book of a guest on a talk show such as Oprah.

Mozilla shows Firefox Mobile concept

Mozilla shows Firefox Mobile concept Now that Mozilla is all set for next week’s Firefox 3 Download Day, the company’s head of user experience, Aza Raskin, has taken some time to show off a video with the latest developments in the mobile version of the popular open source browser.

Dotster Shows Small and Medium Sized Businesses How to Keep Web Sales Growing When the Economy Is Not

Dotster Shows Small and Medium Sized Businesses How to Keep Web Sales Growing When the Economy Is Not

Dotster Shows Small and Medium Sized Businesses How to Keep Web Sales Growing When the Economy Is Not

Dotster Shows Small and Medium Sized Businesses How to Keep Web Sales Growing When the Economy Is Not

Google shows off 'Android' software for mobile phones

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Study shows reducing piracy benefits Microsoft VARs, some experts disagree

A recent study shows that reducing piracy will benefit Microsoft VARs, arguing that the VARs' income will increase as a result. The IDC study, which was sponsored by Microsoft and the International Association of Microsoft Certified Partners, says that VARs, rather than retailers, would be the biggest beneficiary from a reduction in piracy.

Sudanese Artist Shows 'in the Raw' Pieces Tahir Saleh's Artwork Reflects His African Heritage and His Transition to the United States

Sudanese Artist Shows 'in the Raw' Pieces Tahir Saleh's Artwork Reflects His African Heritage and His Transition to the United States

Developer Survey Shows Steady Growth in XML File Volume and Size Fueling Demand for Efficient Means of Processing

Developer Survey Shows Steady Growth in XML File Volume and Size Fueling Demand for Efficient Means of Processing

G4 Shows Coming to Xbox Live

No, X-Play is not one of the shows initially listed. Why? Who the heck knows, since you'd think the show that's, you know, about games would be available on a console's downloadable service.

eBay shows off auction app for iPhone

At Apple's WWDC 2008 in San Francisco, Ken Sun of eBay shows off Auctions on the iPhone. The new app has a basic front door with options to track auctions you've bid on, and see whether you've been outbid. You can also pick up photos from the auction listings and blow them up to full screen. eBay is making this app available for free.

TV shows arrive at French iTunes Store...

After some delay relative to its neighbors in Europe, France is the latest country to officially gain access to TV shows through the iTunes Store (link). Content consists of a mix of foreign and local programming, with local networks including ARTE, Dargaud TV, Dupuis TV, France 2 and TF1 Vision. The two foreign broadcasters are American ones, ABC and MTV.

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