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STV signs deal with YouTube
The Scottish broadcaster STV and ITV, the regional licence holder, have come to an arrangement with Google that will see over two and half thousand hours of content being made available.. moreJun
30
Open University claims 20 million iTunes download record
The Open University (OU) is claiming it’s the first university to hit the figure of 20 million downloaded tracks on iTunes U. iTunes U is the educational section of Apple’s online.. moreJun
30
Android 2.1 out for HTC Hero
HTC Hero users in the UK can look forward to an update for their phones to Android 2.1. The over-the-air update is set to be available imminently. Your handset will notify.. moreJun
30
Movie deal for ITV
The terrestrial TV channel ITV has signed up on a deal that will see films from the NBC Universal television stable making their premiere on any of the four main ITV channels. These films will be blockbusting Mamma Mia, The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon.. moreJun
30
Sky Sports subscribers to get free mobile TV
With the decision by Ofcom to put pressure on the sports content provided by Sky Sports, an intense battle for the subscribers is about to take place. While other broadcasters are reducing the price of Sky Sports 1 & 2, BSkyB is going to have.. moreJun
30
Amazon offers Kindle for Android
Amazon has expanded the Kindle service to support devices using the Google Android operating system. From now on, owners of the Android-powered devices from around the world will be able to download the free app from the Amazon Market and within minutes begin to enjoy.. moreJun
30
NUJ challenges the digital economy act
The National Union of Journalists (NUJ) has spoken out about the proposed introduction of the digital economy act (DEA). The act, as many people will know, is supposed to protect the interests of the copyright holder, but at the same time it will be able.. moreJun
30
By 2013, 20% of TVs sold will be 3D Ready
When the first full 3D TV broadcasts began earlier on in the year, there was a certain excitement about it. This was new technology that offered the consumer a new way of watching television, but since those early days the 3D effect seems to have.. moreJun
30
All Points Bulletin ships in the States
Dundee based Realtime Worlds has unleashed its new game All Points Bulletin (or APB) in the US. It’s set to come out in Europe tomorrow, and the UK on Friday. Realtime Worlds was the developer of the original Crackdown game for the Xbox, and big.. moreJun
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