Launched in September 2007 with a focus on the advertising, media and marketing verticals in India, the print edition of Campaign India has just launched its online avtaar. Being part of Campaign in the UK and Media in Hong Kong, CampaignIndia.in has access to their articles, as well articles from the Indian edition.
The site offers […]
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Looking to tap new revenue through online ads, attract new viewers and keep loyal fans, broadcast networks are making bigger, riskier bets on Internet delivery of their shows. The latest to put up an entire premier episode was CBS for their series debut of Big Bang Theory last fall according to this article.
The show, about […]
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Microsoft has launched a new test program code-named “Albany” that will provide a subscription based model for Office 2007, instead of the more traditional one-time license fee.
Subscribers would also get Windows Live OneCare, a Web-based security software, and online applications including Windows Live Mail and Office Live Workspace as part of the bundle.
This seems to […]
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Starting September, you will have the option to play God with Will Wright’s latest brainchild Spore, where players start as microscopic life forms competing for survival in primordial ooze and work their way onto land, where they evolve into creatures that build civilizations and rocket into space, mimicking pretty much the way our own civilization […]
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“In three years’ time, 20 typical households will generate more traffic than the entire Internet today,” according to Jim Cicconi, vice-president of legislative affairs for AT&T. “The surge in online content is at the centre of the most dramatic changes affecting the Internet today.”
Driving the increasing strain on the infrastructure is video - and with […]
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Jason Hiner at TechCrunch has an interesting prediction to make - that we can expect a cleaner leaner version of yet another operating system from Microsoft very soon. Given the clunky that Vista is, he might just have a point. I for one hate using Vista, preferring XP, and so it seems do a lot […]
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Japan Communications Inc plans to roll out the world’s first Internet Protocol mobile phones as early as July 2008 according to Reuters. The provider is considering charging a fixed monthly rate for its mobile phone service but not charging extra for users who make calls via Internet networks.
This comes at a time, when the market […]
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