Adobe is one of the companies battling for control of the mobile web agenda, but it has been hampered by the exclusion of its Flash technology from the iPhone and the Android-based G1. It is now trying to make it simpler for handset makers to incorporate fully blown Flash on to their devices, to deliver a unified experience across PCs and mobile products. It has also started working more closely with ARM, the dominant processor maker in handsets.
Michelle Wong, 21 March 2009
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Michelle Wong, 09 October 2008
The US Copyright Royalty Board has published its ruling which effectively imposes a truce between the demands of songwriters, music labels and digital music services by keeping royalties on CDs, music downloads, online streaming services and ringtones broadly unchanged. The ruling gives none of...
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Michelle Wong, 14 October 2008
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Reiko Uchida, 15 October 2008
MySpace has launched it music store at long last with all the major record labels on board but it will only be available in the US to start with. The focus of the store will be on full-length audio streaming, with music downloads provided by Amazon MP3, so the service is not really a direct...
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Sarita Jones, 25 September 2008