Movie studios to request injunction against RealDVD
Tuesday, September 30th, 2008The battle over RealNetworks’ RealDVD technology finally erupts when company and Hollywood studios file lawsuits against each other.
The battle over RealNetworks’ RealDVD technology finally erupts when company and Hollywood studios file lawsuits against each other.
Mehdi is the new head of marketing and business development for MSN and search at Microsoft, taking over duties from Bill Veghte.
After country’s Internal Security Act is used to imprison a blog editor, a newspaper reporter, and an opposition lawmaker, censorship watchdogs and parliament members cry foul.
To further differentiate itself from the mobile-handset pack, Finnish company adds Montreal-based supplier of mobile e-mail, IM, and social-networking technology.
If signed into law, the Prioritizing Resources and Organization for Intellectual Property Act will create what may amount to an IP “czar.”
RealNetworks files suit to “protect consumers’ fair-use rights” and keep its new RealDVD software available.
The electronics show in Japan is chock full of nifty stuff, from skinny TVs and phones that unlock cars to a Hello Kitty promo for Windows Home Server.
The Web site for the House of Representatives is sputtering under heavy traffic from citizens trying to contact Congress about the financial bailout bill.
Search giant uses the open-source framework to keep multiple Mac OS X applications updated–and now anyone else may use it, too.
To celebrate the release of the hit film’s release on DVD, ILM showed off some of the technology behind the blending of 3D animation and live-action footage.