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AT&T Mobile TV Now Showing in New Cities Around the Country

Couch potatoes just lost another excuse. AT&T* announced today the expanded availability of AT&T Mobile TV to roughly 20 new markets around the country, giving more TV lovers on-the-go access to high-quality TV programming from top news and entert...

Move Over Twitter. Step Aside Facebook. Nixle is for Real.

Nixle, the latest entrant into the field of instantaneous communications, is making rapid strides with police and municipal agencies nationwide - not to mention the thousands of citizens who have signed up to receive vital public safety messages.


Get a Hold of the Coolest Summer Catch: LG Tritan(TM) From U.S. Cellular

LGE MobileComm U.S.A., (LG Mobile Phones) 06/19/2009
Get a Hold of the Coolest Summer Catch: LG Tritan(TM) From U.S. Cellular

LG Electronics MobileComm U.S.A., Inc. (LG Mobile Phones) and U.S. Cellular today announced the all new LG Tritan(TM). Customers can now enjoy a 3" full touch-screen and sliding QWERTY keyboard, 3.0 mega-pixel camera and camcorder and 3G network s...

New Sony Notebook Delivers Stunning Blu-ray Entertainment at Entry-Level Price

Sony today unveiled the VAIO(R) NW notebook -- a new line of PCs that provide a powerful high-definition experience while starting at just $800 for the standard model and $880 equipped with Blu-ray Disc(TM) technology.


Turmoil in Tehran: Citizens Turn on Livestream.com Channel to Provide As-it-Happens News Coverage

Iranian demonstrators are using Livestream's video streaming service to report in realtime and capture content in the turbulent wake of a contested presidential election from the scene.

Enhancing Online Citizen Participation Through Policy

Vivek Kundra and Michael Fitzpatrick White House Blog 06/18/2009
Enhancing Online Citizen Participation Through Policy

Last week, Vivek Kundra and Katie Stanton talked about the efforts underway to introduce more Web 2.0 technologies to the federal government sites and to open more back-and-forth communication between the American people and the government.


iPhone 3G S Available at AT&T Tomorrow

AT&T* begins selling iPhone 3G S nationwide tomorrow morning in its more than 2,200 company-owned retail locations. In addition, AT&T today will begin shipping devices to customers who preordered online for arrival beginning tomorrow. iPhone 3G S ...

The first Disney-branded camcorders include the Disney Flix Jr., due at a suggested $79.99 in the fall.

Burbank, Calif. — The summer and fall lineup from Disney Consumer Products includes the marketers’ first netbook and first camcorders, all designed for kids.


Twitter responds on Iranian role

Maggie Shiels BBC News 06/17/2009
Social networking tools have been used to organise rallies and protests

Twitter has distanced itself from State Department revelations that it asked the company to delay maintenance so Iranians could continue to communicate.

U.S. firm claims China stole software for 'Green Dam' web-filter

A California company alleged that the Chinese "Green Dam-Youth Escort"filtering software that must be packaged with all computers sold in China from July 1, contains stolen portions of the company's Internet-filtering software designed for parents.


Study says Google is top tracker of web surfers

A new privacy study conducted by a group of graduate students at the University of California, Berkeley, was released late Monday. The students at the School of Information — Joshua Gomez, Travis Pinnick and Ashkan Soltani — studied consumer expec...

Panasonic Introduces the World's Lightest* High Definition Camcorders

Panasonic today announced the release of two of the world's lightest*, High Definition (HD) camcorders -- the HDC-SD10, which uses an SDHC/SD Memory Card as recording media, and the Twin Memory Type HDC-TM10, which records onto both an 8 GB** Buil...


Livekick Announces Official Launch of its Live Concerts Recommendation and Tickets Search Engine

Livekick, the live concerts recommendation and tickets search engine, announced today the official launch of its platform at http://livekick.com. The site, which is free to use, helps music fans easily discover local live concerts based on artists...

NASA Launches Human Space Flight Review Web Site for Public Use

WASHINGTON -- NASA is inviting the public to make its voice heard as a panel of experts undertakes an independent review of planned U.S. human space flight activities.


China blocks major social media web sites on eve of Tiananmen anniversary

China's government ratcheted up its censorship of the Internet on Tuesday by blocking blogs, Internet forums, and social media sites, two days before the 20th anniversary of the military's attack on pro-democracy protesters in Tiananmen Square.

Web campaign to free Burma’s pro-democracy leader

A new website, 64 for Suu, launched with the backing of major celebrities and a coalition of NGOs, has become the global hub of the international campaign to release Burma’s imprisoned pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi and all of Burma's poli...


Obama setting up better security for computers

WASHINGTON (AP) — America has failed for too long to protect the security of its computer networks, President Barack Obama said Friday, announcing he will name a new cyber czar to press for action.

Microsoft unveils Bing, its new search engine

David Sarno Los Angeles Times 05/29/2009
Microsoft unveils Bing, its new search engine

Microsoft's new Bing "decision engine," unveiled Thursday by Chief Executive Steve Ballmer, is being positioned as an alternative to the busy, confusing search engines of today.


Kwon Yang-sook, wife of deceased former South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun, mourns during a memorial service for him at their hometown Bonghwa village in Gimhae, about 450 km (280 miles) southeast of Seoul, May 28, 2009. REUTERS/Korea Pool

SEOUL (Reuters) - Many South Koreans are mourning a former president who was popular among youth in cyberspace, with an online gaming company even halt playing for several hours for the funeral on Friday.

Pope 2.0: Vatican launches Facebook application

ARIEL DAVID The Washington Post 05/23/2009
Pope Benedict XVI greets the faithful wearing his Saturn Hat, named after the ringed planet Saturn, during the weekly general audience in St. Peter's Square at the Vatican, Wednesday May 20, 2009. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia) (Gregorio Borgia - AP)

VATICAN CITY -- Web surfers can now send virtual postcards of Pope Benedict XVI to their Facebook friends or follow the pontiff's travel on their iPhones.



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