venturebeat.com - 1/9/2009
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The Digital Entertainment Content Ecosystem (DECE), a consortium attempting to set new standards for the transfer and storage of copyrighted digital content, announced that six new members signed on board today at CES. Deluxe, Panasonic Corporation, Samsung, MOD Systems, Sonic ...
crave.cnet.co.uk - 1/13/2009
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crave.cnet.co.uk —
Apple's iTunes Store is almost completely DRM-free ,
and will be entirely DRM-free from spring. This means...
files downloaded from iTunes work on heaps of devices that aren't from Apple. What better way to celebrate the final bullet to the living ...
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iTunes Plus: Everything you need to know
eff.org - 1/9/2009
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eff.org —
At this week's Macworld Expo, Apple announced that
by April, music from the iTunes Store will no...
longer be shackled by digital rights management (DRM). Finally, DRM is good and fully dead for digital music -- gone from CDs, gone from downloads, and ...
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Apple Shows Us DRM's True Colors
tgdaily.com - 1/8/2009
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tgdaily.com —
Imagination Technologies will announce a new version of
its graphics chip IP tomorrow. The PowerVR SGX543 is...
the firm's first multi-core capable GPU technology which scales to, in theory, an unlimited number of cores and offer support for GPGPU ...
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CES 2009: iPhone may get GPGPU acceleration
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Vid-Biz: DECE, ABC, Meet the New Maria
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... DECE Adds Six New Members; Panasonic, Samsung, MOD Systems among those joining the digital copyright consortium, but the group still lacks Apple’s participation. (VentureBeat) ...
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latimesblogs.latimes.com 1/13/2009 —
LAS VEGAS -- The Digital Entertainment Content Ecosystem announced six new members at the Consumer Electronics Show here, taking one more (small) step toward its goal of creating a standard way for consumers to acquire movies and other types of ...
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paidcontent.org 1/6/2009 — The hot rumor for the biggest announcement of Apple's final MacWorld Expo today says DRM protection will be dropped from iTunes Store music downloads. EMI already began offering higher-fidelity, DRM-free AAC files back in May 2007, after Steve Jobs ...
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blogs.zdnet.com 1/7/2009 — News from the Macworld Expo - iTunes is in the final stages of shedding DRM, offering some eight million of its 10 million songs in Apple’s iTunes Plus DRM-free format. But does anyone care? Is there anyone who is still concerned about DRM buying ...
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I4U News 1/9/2009
Samsung is pushing heavily new lines of LED backlight HDTVs with some of them being very thin.
We just published a video that highlights new Samsung LED TVs and other products from the Samsung press conference and from the Samsung booth.
The ...
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