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Microsoft to offer video on Zune - Entertainment News, Home Ent News, Media
Microsoft to offer video on Zune - Entertainment News, Home Ent News, Media
Company's answer to the iPod gets upgrade Microsoft is gearing up to give Zune owners something to watch. The tech giant has created a shingle that will produce a slate of video programming exclusively for the portable device, its answer to Apple's iPod. The move into production is being eyed as ...
A Microsoft smartphone: No. A Microsoft phone chassis: Yes
A Microsoft smartphone: No. A Microsoft phone chassis: Yes
blogs.zdnet.com — http://www.techflash.com/microsoft/Microsoft_moves_key_execs_to_Windows_Mobile_for_new_strategy39101162.html (more) A Microsoft smartphone: No. A Microsoft phone chassis: Yes
Microsoft: Once Again, We’re Not Making a Smartphone
Microsoft: Once Again, We’re Not Making a Smartphone
blogs.wsj.com — In a familiar ritual, an analyst says Microsoft is preparing to launch a phone in the second... half of the year. The response from a Microsoft spokesman: “Microsoft is not doing a phone.” (more) Microsoft: Once Again, We’re Not Making a Smartphone
Microsoft Phune? The Full Research Note
Microsoft Phune? The Full Research Note
digitaldaily.allthingsd.com — “Microsoft is not doing a phone.” That was Redmond’s terse denial of a report that it is... preparing to launch a branded cellphone in the second half of this year. Put forth by analysts from Broadpoint.AmTech, the report speculates ... (more) Microsoft Phune? The Full Research Note
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Zune to offer exclusive free video content: Variety
LiveSide - Windows Live news and interviews — ... Variety is reporting tonight that Microsoft “has created a shingle that will produce a slate of video programming exclusively for the portable device”, and that the Zune shows will be ad supported and free for download. ...

Microsoft to offer exclusive free video on Zune via “shingle”
D' Technology Weblog — ... a slate of video programming exclusively for the portable device, its answer to Apple’s iPod. The move into production is being eyed as a way to help sell more Zune players, but the effort will also create another distribution platform for Hollywood’s creative community. The first project will be “Cinemash” — a comedy series it has created with arts and entertainment mag Mean — which bows by May. Full Article ...

Microsoft Creates Original Video Unit For Zune
paidContent — ... Zune, Microsoft's big portable music and video hope, has added an original content production unit which will produce a series of free ad-supported short videos for its users. The first project is a comedy series called "Cinemash" that it has created with arts and entertainment mag Mean. It will launch in May as an eight episode series, in three- to five-minute installments, and will feature celebs playing the roles in movies they wish they'd landed, according to Variety. The company plans to tie up with others in Hollywood to ...

New Zune Revue: Microsoft Does More Originals [NewTeeVee]
GigaOM Network — ... After unleashing original horror shorts for the Xbox, Microsoft is going further into original productions, this time using content as a means to boost interest in its also-ran media player, the Zune. According to Variety, the debut original Zune series, Cinemash, is being co-created with Mean magazine and will premier in May. There will be eight episodes that run 3-5 minutes long, each one featuring celebs playing roles they wish they had gotten. Microsoft wouldn’t give us any production budget numbers, but ...

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Zune to co-develop its first video seriesThe Microsoft Blog
Coming soon to your Zune music player: Cinemash, a new video series that features film and TV actors reenacting film roles they always dreamed to play.
Zune-MEAN's business: Cinemash gives a digital cinema a new twistTG Daily - All News
Microsoft today announced it has partnered with the bi-monthly MEAN Magazine to produce an innovative concept which will exclusively be available to Zune subscribers, and then later for MSN and Xbox LIVE. Called Cinemash, the effort will take classic scenes from popular movies and allow actors ...