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PaidContent Feb 03 12
The U.S. government likes to do things its own way. Along those lines, it has decided to embrace Android as a smartphone platform for soldiers and other government employees because of the control it can exert over the software, which in turn underscores how much control Android partners have over the software.
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Barnes & Noble's hopes of entering the UK e-books market may rest on Windows 8 and other apps, after a key retailer opted to sell Amazon's Kindle e-reader over the Nook.
Sanford Bernstein senior analyst Todd Juenger doesn't believe digital media companies like YouTube, Yahoo and AOL can entice advertisers into committing huge portions of dollars all in one buying session, a la TV's traditional upfront market.
Google today released a new picture of the millions of links it scrubs from its search results in response to requests from Microsoft, movie studios and other content owners.
"Operators treat partners like vendors.” That quote comes form Google director of global android partnerships John Lagerling, who said it at a Dublin conference where it was captured by Light Reading.
Amazon is finally banning some of the junkier content in the Kindle Store, including "content that is freely available on the web, unless you are the copyright owner of that content.
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Several hundred execs filled The TimesCenter Wednesday for a day of intense conversation and discovery (on stage and off) about the current state of digital content online… and where we’re headed.
Just what do you call a company that hurts and helps your business at the same time? With Netflix draining ratings for some programs, spiking the performance of others, and all the while increasing broadband sales, Cox Communications Patrick Esser came up with the perfect term.
"If you buy a digital book you should be able to read it on anything you want to read it on", said Pottermore CEO Charlie Redmayne at paidContent 2012.