Posted by Simon Perry on 5 May 2004 | Tagged as: Platforms, Analysis, Music, Portable, Audio Hardware
Many a naysayer is questioning Apple’s ability to maintain their near 50% grip on the iPod market. We look at the parallels being drawn.
Posted by Fraser Lovatt on 25 March 2004 | Tagged as: Content, Analysis, Gaming
With 23 million units sold last year, US figures show that online console gaming is growing rapidly.
Posted by Simon Perry on 10 March 2004 | Tagged as: Analysis, Business, Mobile, Wireless, Cellular, Networking
Nokia and others have applied for a .mobile domain name. We dig back and find out this is not the first time they have suggested it and discuss what it may be used for.
Posted by Simon Perry on 9 February 2004 | Tagged as: Nokia, Platforms, Analysis, Mobile, Wireless, Cellular
Symbian is a major force in mobile phones, being that they supply the OS for the majority of the Next-Generation phone. Nokia has announced they will buy out Psion to become the majority shareholder. We examine at the deal.
Posted by Paul Hosford on 2 February 2004 | Tagged as: Business, Analysis, Music, Legal, Portable
In his concluding article on Midem 2004, media lawyer Paul Hosford focuses on the outstanding answered questions in bringing digital music to mobile devices over cellular networks, including the next evolution of ring-tones, Hi-Fi tones.
Posted by Paul Hosford on 28 January 2004 | Tagged as: Analysis, Business, Music, HDTV, Legal, Industry Trends
MidemNet 2004 is discussing the future of digital music. Paul Hosford, partner of London-based music and IP practice, New Media Law, reports.
Posted by Simon Perry on 6 November 2003 | Tagged as: Analysis, Business, Digital TV, HDTV, Industry Trends, Regulation
Following years of discussion, the US Federal Communications Commission has ruled that Digital TV (DTV) receivers sold after 1 July, 2005 must recognise and act on the presence of the Broadcast Flag. We analyse their current ruling on DTV receivers and policy intentions for recording equipment and content protection schemes.
