85 classic video games for under $40
Posted by Simon Perry on 17 September 2003 | Tagged as: Content, Gaming
The PowerJoy III offers classic arcade games without the need for a console.
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RealOne Rhapsody Streaming 500,000 tracks per day
Posted by Fraser Lovatt on 9 September 2003 | Tagged as: Content
Rhapsody, a subscription service offering 25,000 albums on-demand is now serving 500,000 songs to users per day - and RealNetworks have claimed 16 million songs served in August alone.
Apple Launches More New iPods, Sells Ten Millionth Song
Posted by Fraser Lovatt on 8 September 2003 | Tagged as: Content, Audio Hardware
Apple have just announced two new additions to their iPod range: 20 and 40gb models – and their all-conquering iTunes music service has just sold its 10,000,000th song.
Sony’s Dream World Comes to Europe
Posted by Fraser Lovatt on 4 September 2003 | Tagged as: Content
Sony’s second Dream World event will be held in Europe this weekend – a two-day showcase of the entire Sony digital lifestyle offering.
Movielink “upgrade” to version 2.0
Posted by Simon Perry on 3 September 2003 | Tagged as: Content
The often criticised Movielink service is introducing new features in its revamp, most of which have been long requested
UK church service Webcast
Posted by Simon Perry on 1 September 2003 | Tagged as: Content
St. Philip and St. James Anglican church in Bath swelled its congregation by five hundred in what is believed to be the first Webcast church service in the UK
Business Week analysis of the video gaming market
Posted by Simon Perry on 26 August 2003 | Tagged as: Content, Video piece, Gaming
Business Week enthuse about the current and future market for video games
Greg Dyke - All BBC Radio and TV content to be made available online
Posted by Simon Perry on 26 August 2003 | Tagged as: Content
In a bold move, Greg Dyke announced that all BBC Radio and TV content will be made available to the public on-line, in the BBC Creative Archive.
Rio show two interesting portable music players
Posted by Simon Perry on 26 August 2003 | Tagged as: Platforms, Video piece
Rising from the ashes of the old SonicBlue, two portable Rio music players have their own unique features
Nokia buy Sega’s Mobile gaming unit
Posted by Simon Perry on 21 August 2003 | Tagged as: Content
In a serious move to bring the Nokia N-Gage forward as a multi-player mobile gaming platform, Nokia buy Sega Network Applications Package, SNAP. They’ll gain a huge amount of knowledgeable from Sega expertise in this area as well as tempt games developers to move to their platform.
