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Headlines in the month of February
 
*Disney-ABC TV launches new media content studio
* Nielsen to study video consumption in US
(29 Feb 2008 )
*Social site Indyarocks.com introduces free casual games
* Sony launches HD home theatre component systems
*MySpaceTV, TMZ partner for video content
* Mobile internet, GPS drive Chinese smartphone market
(28 Feb 2008 )
*Home theatre revenue in US to touch $11 bn in 2012
* Cas extension not being put on hold: Govt
* Lenovo launches online Olympic philanthropic auction
(27 Feb 2008 )
* Eros launches ad supported free on-demand content
* MyToday, ZipaZap to provide movie guide on SMS
* Tata Communications, China Entercom partner for VPN
*PopCap to develop multiplayer mobile games for Nokia
*Sky Italia bags rights for 2012 Olympic Games
* Vidiator to power CNN video clips on Nokia N95 models
* AOL launches dedicated portal in Mexico
* HBO launches channel on YouTube
* Disney-ABC TV launches 'fast-forwarding-disabled' VoD
* Transcend launches high-capacity flash drive
(26 Feb 2008 )
* Time Broadband signs MoU with Stanton Tech
*Trai starts debate on entry of political parties into broadcast sector
* Electronic Arts offers $2 billion for Take-Two
(25 Feb 2008 )
* DD Direct to add channels, woo subscribers
* BBC iplayer attracts new users
* Oscars channel launched on YouTube
* Sports to drive consumption of TV online: Report
* Microsoft launches Windows Live SkyDrive
* Harris delivers 100th Nexio AMP server for broadcasters
* Guruji.com launches Gujarati language search
(23 Feb 2008 )
* Dish TV's deal for 5% equity to Biyani's private equity firm off
* Broadband subscribers cross 3-million mark in India
* Hike FDI cap, allow FM radio to broadcast news: Trai
* Social Media forays into TV, partners Kalaignar
*Spice mobile launches multi-feature camera phone
(22 Feb 2008 )
* Microsoft launches digital ad solutions in India
* Wireless operators launch price war with unlimited calls
* Indiagames, Metaflow ink licensing agreement
*MySpace to compete with Apple iTunes
*Pirate movie burner lab raided in Bangkok
* Penguin India partners Mobifusion for books on mobile
* UTV channels to be available on Sun's DTH platform
* FXLabs partners Zapak, Sify to launch game Agni
* RCom to start mobile services in Uganda
* Goldstone Tech launches IPTV in Thailand
*GlobeCast extends deal with IEC for sports marketing
( 21 Feb 2008 )
* Kreeda is official Indian gaming partner for Kode5
* China Unicom joins CDMA Certification Forum
* Manoj Kohli joins GSM Association board
*Reliance Globalcom is RCom's global brand
* Autodesk to acquire Kynogon SA
( 20 Feb 2008 )
* Fujitsu showcases premium notebook PCs in Bangalore
*Idol to show up on iTunes
*BookMyShow.com launches ticketing facility on mobile
* Componex Nepcom 2008 to kick off on 20 Feb
* Idea Cellular, Geodesic tie up for mobile internet radio
* Compact Disc India bags $15.7 million animation contract
* Behavioural differences among online video viewers
*13 mn US homes not yet ready for DTV conversion
* Hathway to launch first cable DVR service, selects NDS
( 19 Feb 2008 )
* Verizon ropes in Michael Bay for new Fios ad campaign
*Autodesk Solutions used for Super Bowl ads
* B4U Music joins DD's DTH platform
* Toshiba gives in to Sony, plans to unplug HD DVD
* Tellabs launches solution for high-end 3G services
* Motorola completes Soundbuzz buy
( 18 Feb 2008 )
* BBC launches online ad campaign on bbcurdu.com
* Zee may move court against Trai's mobile TV regulation
* Dish TV to line up $100 million debt
* Wal-Mart to exclusively back Blu-ray
* Sony introduces motion sensing mobile game
*News Corp launches web incubator Slingshot Labs
* Education key in reducing illegal downloads by teens
* MGM HD expands distribution in US
*CNN launches unsensored online community site iReport
* Airtel, RIM launch BlackBerry Pearl smartphone in India
( 16 Feb 2008 )
* Yahoo says Microsoft's $44.6 mn offer is low
( 15 Feb 2008 )
* Reliance's Big TV starts test run with 60 channels
* RCom ties up with CanvasM to launch MMG
* Dot Asia gives Kapil Dev a cyber identity & website
* iPass, O-Zone open Indian Wi-Fi for business
* Yahoo starts talks with News Corp for alliance
( 14 Feb 2008 )
* MSN launches online contest to promote Jodhaa Akbar
* Bharti Airtel dials to 60 million customers
* SanDisk, SK telecom launch solution for mobile TV
* Tata Communications to invest $2 bn for expansion
* Nokia unveils new converged devices, Internet services
* Sunil Bharti Mittal bags GSMA Chairman's Award 2008 at MWC
* IAAF launches a new site
* BBC, 4 Digital Group confirm digital radio commitment
( 13 Feb 2008 )
* Fropper.com's ezMoney to fatten bloggers' purses
* IG Fun, Indiagames to offer 'Bioshock' on mobile
* ARM celebrates 10 years of operation in mobile market
* Trai reviewing need for regulating last mile operators
* Yahoo acquires Maven Networks for $160 million
* Apple launches MacBook Air in India
* No STB upgrade dole to DTH ops: Trai
*ZTE launches first SDR base station at GSMA MWC 2008
* Wind River announces collaboration with NEC at MWC
( 12 Feb 2008 )
* Tata Elxsi launches mobile TV software platform
* Content-based social networking site 'Corners' launches
* Dave Stewart to help improve Nokia's artists deals
* DVB-SH players to give live demo on S-Band mobile TV
* BESCOM to pay up for electrocution death: KSCDRC
( 11 Feb 2008 )
* Trai warns broadcasters against manipulating a la carte rates
* Gefen's new solutions to enhance HDTV experience
* Outcast to use Tanla for video communication platform
* Google troubled over Microsoft's bid for Yahoo!
* Thomson takes part in mobile TV service in S America
( 9 Feb 2008 )
* Pinnacle Systems launches video transfer device
* HITS: Trai reduces net worth criteria to Rs 100 mn
* MyToons animation site inks deal with YouTube
* Bharti Airtel, Hungama to present Indian mobile industry at MWC 2008
*Wasp3D to provide digital gfx to Turk TV and Kanal A
*Web18 launches TV style programming on Biztech2TV
( 8 Feb 2008 )
* Hughes, Comat to provide broadband at 10,000 kiosks
*Time Warner to split AOL, may spin off Warner Cable
* Viewing of TV shows online getting popular in US: Study
( 7 Feb 2008 )
* GK Vale appoints Percept Knorigin as online agency
* Microsoft signs content deal with MTV and Sony BMG
* VSNL ties up with iPass to boost Wi-Fi roaming in India
* HITS to create cable monopolies: COFI
*Satcom Networks chooses Viaccess for digital cable
( 6 Feb 2008 )
* Online retail sales touch $175 bn in US: Forrester
* Web18 plans ADR issue, to dilute 10-15%
* Web18 launches online shopping portal Storeguru.com
* Reliance Telecom acquires licence for CDMA in Assam, NE
* Tata Sky slashes set-top box prices by 50%
* Bose launches Lifestyle V-Class home theatre systems
*Satlink boosts European presence on Eutelsat W2
*TV revenue can ride on mobile to get a $2 bn boost in US
* Warner Imaging, Prime Focus form strategic alliance
( 5 Feb 2008 )
* Prithvi Information bags Rs 3 billion order from BSNL
*BBC Worldwide inks content deal with MySpace
( 4 Feb 2008 )
* Booking air tickets most popular among internet shoppers
* Universal Music, Sony BMG ink digital licensing pact
* MTV UK repositions website
* Verizon tops one million FiOS TV customers
* DirecTV, TNS tie up for audience measurement
* Secure Path uses Oracle for digital media supply chain
* CBS to use Tivo's research resource
*Amazon.com to acquire Audible.com for $300 million
( 2 Feb 2008 )
* VSNL recovers cable snafu, restores Internet services
* Star Den announces core team
* Bay Talkitec raises $ 2.5 mn from NEA-IndoUS Ventures
* Microsoft makes $44.6 bn offer to acquire Yahoo!
* Motorola may hive off mobile device biz
( 1 Feb 2008 )
  
 
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