James Cameron to bring 3D to Mars

James Cameron is continuing is plight to turn everything 3D by helping out NASA and equipping its Mars rover with a 3D camera.

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Online Advertising Revenues Jump Almost 15 Percent In First Quarter

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Peter Sunde tells music biz: ‘you’re selling diapers’

Pirate Bay co-founder Peter Sunde was rounded on in a debate designed to explore the future of music on and offline.

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Hewlett-Packard To Kill Windows 7 Tablet Project

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Apple to Seek Reported $1 Million From iAd Buyers

New York
- Apple (NASD:AAPL) may seek as much as $1 million from advertisers looking to utilize its
new iAd format for the iPhone, and $10 million from those wishing to be launch
partners for the format, The Wall Street Journal reported. Apple announced the
iAd format earlier this month, saying it would serve the ads to iPhones itself,
and provide 60% of revenue to the developers whose applications the iAds will
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Facebook Like hits 50k sites in just one week

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Report: Hulu Shelves U.K. Plans After Broadcaster Talks Falter

London - Following
unsuccessful licensing talks with British broadcasters, video portal Hulu has
shelved plans to launch in the U.K.,
the Telegraph reports. The joint venture between News Corp. (NYSE:NWS), NBC Universal (NYSE:GE) and
Disney (NYSE:DIS) has reportedly been in talks with U.K. broadcasters including ITV,
Channel 4 and Five for nearly a year. Read the rest of this entry »

Apple visits finder of next gen iPhone

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Did Microsoft Just Step In To Help HTC Fight Apple? Or Are They After Android Too?

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Video Search Engine Blinkx Debuts Targeted Ad System

San Francisco
- Video search engine Blinkx has launched a new in-house targeted advertising
platform, TechCrunch reports. The site currently handles 17.5 million searches
a day across its network. The targeted ads will only be served on the company’s
own Blinkx.com, with advertisers able to target Blinkx users who have been
sorted into demographics with titles like "Yoga Moms," "Digital
Dads" and "Gossip Girls." TechCrunch posted a video interview
with CEO Suranga Chandratillake, who explains the new targeted advertising
system. Read the rest of this entry »