Posted by Mike Slocombe on 31 October 2005 | Tagged as: Cellular, Content Deals, Distribution, Portable, Sky, UK, Vodafone
Sky looks to expand beyond its traditional satellite platform with Vodafone tie-up.
Posted by Simon Perry on 31 October 2005 | Tagged as: Bluetooth, Cellular, Distribution, Mobile, Nokia, Portable
Using Bluetooth within a shop, Nokia are offering the very local distribution of content for mobiles. Great in theory, but will retailers signup?
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 31 October 2005 | Tagged as: Cellular, Mobile, Platforms
Samsung pursues posh status via prestigious partnerships with pricey products.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 31 October 2005 | Tagged as: Business, Cellular, Mobile, UK
Ole! Spanish telecom titans whip out its not inconsiderable chequebook and attempt to scoop up O2.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 28 October 2005 | Tagged as: Audio Hardware, Music, Platforms, Reviews
Feel like Godzilla in concrete boots with Sony’s in-ear ‘phones.
Posted by SimonandAnders on 28 October 2005 | Tagged as: Advertising, Business, Legal, Microsoft
We’d imagine that Bill G won’t be laughing about this one. HP Sweden has mistakenly assigned the Microsoft and Windows trade marks to Linus Torvalds in an advert blunder.
Posted by Monica on 28 October 2005 | Tagged as: Business, Europe, Microsoft, Regulation
Monica Arino from Ofcomwatch brings an interesting detail to light of the EU selection of the appointee to advise on Microsoft’s compliance with EU ruling. Why did Microsoft provide the shortlist?
Posted by Simon Perry on 28 October 2005 | Tagged as: _events
May You Live In Interesting Times is the name of the inaugural event of Cardiff’s Festival of Creative Technology.
A combination of conference, performance and art events, it looks like it’s going to have something for everyone even slightly tickled by technology.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 27 October 2005 | Tagged as: Content, Google
Is Google targeting eBay and Craiglist with a proposed online classifieds service?
Posted by Jemima Gibbons on 27 October 2005 | Tagged as: Distribution, Industry Trends, Local Loop Unbundling (LLU), Sky
Sky appear pleased as punch with their Easynet deal and none to taken with Microsoft, reports Jemima Gibbons from The Connected Home conference.
