Why Google's Nascent Plan to Nab Unlicensed Music on YouTube Won't Fly
Google has filed a patent to automate removing or replacing unlicensed audio tracks on video uploaded to YouTube.
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Google has filed a patent to automate removing or replacing unlicensed audio tracks on video uploaded to YouTube.
Apple's rapid growth has outstripped the company's operations and its ability to keep the close control CEO Steve Jobs likes.
Dell tries to explain away the high profile lawsuit over bad computers, but ends up blaming customers and suppliers, not itself.
Amazon (AMZN) is testing a gutsy new delivery option in Seattle called AmazonTote, which allows you to choose free shipping that arrives once a week. Your neighborhood's "Tote Day" also happens to be whatever day Amazon delivery people are nearby delivering food for AmazonFresh. In other words, Amaz...
Apple issues a letter declaring that the iPhone 4 doesn't have any real reception problems. The only fault is the bar display -- and that mistakenly shows more signal than a phone gets. In other words, if you find problems with the iPhone 4, it's all in your head.
Google's purchase of ITA will incur anti-trust scrutiny, but pay off in the long term.
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Yahoo wants to buy back $3 billion in stock when for years it's never had over $4 billion in cash and short-term investments. How crazy is that?
Microsoft kills the Kin three-month-old social networking phone. It could learn some good lessons from the experience, but won't, because Microsoft doesn't want to change.
Microsoft's Kin phone was doomed to failure by bad pricing, poor features and lame marketing.
Apple tries to pretend that there are no inherent iPhone 4 reception problems. That attitude is the company's Achilles' heel.
Microsoft (MSFT) was off to a great start with a nice XBox 360 Kinect showing at the E3 video game conference, but leaked specs and a contradictory strategy show that, come November, Microsoft may end up losing both the hardcore and the casual gamer. First, the leaked Kinect specs courtesy of Luke ...
Google's multi-pronged Web video strategy seems confused and inefficient compared to the agile movements of the porn industry.
Google celebrates adding Adobe Flash to its Chrome browser by hosting a Flash game that repeatedly crashes.