The forthcoming Apple TV might be Cupertino's solution to digital video, but DLO is betting people will still want to hook their iPods up to their living room gear.
Blizzard Entertainment has announced its World of Warcraft expansion The Burning Crusade will go on sale at midnight, January 16 with special in-store midnight events.
You know the technology and entertainment industry are converging when the National Academy for Television Arts and Sciences gives Emmy awards to geeks.
Sling Media has announced Clip + Sling, a new technology to let user share bits of live or recorded video with other Slingbox users or the general public.
Backer of the One Laptop Per Child $100 notebook plan to offer the machines to the general public...so long as they also buy one for use in the developing world.
In addition showcasing its own Blu-ray technology at CES, Sony is touting a new device to bring Internet video to televisions, along with HD-capable camcorders.
During 2006, U.S. consumers spent more than $100 billion in online transactions, according to comScore, with $24.6 billion of that spending landing during the holiday season.
LG wants to end the HD DVD/Blu-ray dispute, announcing a hybrid player which does both formats - while Warner's Total HD combines both on a single disc.
Defunct video-on-demand pioneer Intertainer has filed a patent infringement suit against Apple, Google, and Napster over the distribution of digital media.
Market research firm In-Stat says digital radio shipments will hit 25 million units in 2010, amid new rumors Sirius and XM might be looking at a merger.
After a spate of article vandalism, the Wikipedia online encyclopedia effectively blocked anonymous posts from all Qatar just by banning a single IP address.