Thursday, March 24, 2005

Study: Fewer Using Peer-To-Peer Systems  Use of peer-to-peer systems like Kazaa for sharing music and other files online has dropped as more Americans who use the Internet turn to such alternative methods as downloading files from a friend's iPod, a new study finds. 9:48:47 PM

Irish Cinemas Switch to Digital Projection  While digital projectors have been slow in making their entrance into American movie theater, Ireland is forging ahead to become the first country to convert all its movie theaters to digital projection. 9:42:21 PM

Indie Labels Mine Internet Distribution - Recording industry executive Andy Gershon sees opportunity in the online file-sharing networks that most of his rivals decry as havens for music pirates. 9:41:59 PM

2 Automakers Reach Deals on Installing Satellite Radio. XM Satellite Radio Holdings said its radios would be installed in Hyundai cars, while Sirius Satellite Radio said its receivers would be included in some Range Rovers and Jaguars. 9:37:36 PM

Potential Podcasters: Just Create The Audio and Leave The Coding to These Guys. If you're thinking of creating your own podcast but you're a little hesitant because even though you know how to create your audio, you're not too sure of that RSS stuff - here's the answer. 9:37:03 PM

Getting Broadband Through Your Cell Phone. Can it compete with cable and DSL?. PC Magazine takes a look at an emerging product and technology that they think could compete with traditional cable, DSL, and satellite broadband... cellular based WAN and Wi-Fi connections: 9:35:24 PM

Grokster case may have large impact beyond P-to-P. When the entertainment industry faces off against two peer-to-peer (P-to-P) software vendors in the U.S. Supreme Court Tuesday, nothing less than the future of technological innovation is at stake, according to some technology trade groups. 9:34:34 PM

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