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Comcast Goes Online: Watch HBO and Cinemax on the Web
In: web resources
15 Dec 2009We’ve just learned that Comcast’s “TV Everywhere” project will launch nationally today, allowing subscribers to the company’s cable service to watch programming online, legally and at no additional charge. First announced back in June, the service will feature 27 channels, including HBO, Cinemax, Starz and TNT. AllThingsD reports that the service will be accessible via [...]
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- Tags: allthingsd, cable, cable subscribers, Comcast, Fancast, move, move player, online, s tv, service
Web accessibility no longer an afterthought
In: web resources
14 Dec 2009Thanks to the work of Internet accessibility advocates, the world’s move to the Web is more and more available to those with disabilities. Originally posted at Relevant Results Go to Source
Internet Explorer 9 not coming at PDC
In: web resources
17 Nov 2009Microsoft to talk broadly about plans for the next browser, but won’t offer a preview version or announce a rumored move to the WebKit engine, CNET News has learned. Originally posted at Beyond Binary Go to Source
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- Tags: browser, Microsoft, move, Preview, preview version, version
Nokia to Make Symbian Smartphone for AT&T? [Nokia & Qualcomm to Develop New Symbian Phone]
In: gadgets
30 Oct 2009Finally we hear that Nokia is making a new move in its never-ending quest to conquer the U.S. market. We’ve seen too many Android and BlackBerry phones lately so a change is more than required. I’d very much like to see Nokia launch a successful Symbian phone although I don’t think current Symbian versions can [...]
Twitter Picks Up Former Facebook Platform Manager
In: web resources
26 Oct 2009The personnel push-and-pull between tech companies is always interesting to watch; who goes where can be a sign of how insiders are placing their bets. And more than bragging rights appear to be at stake as Josh Elman, who used to work for Facebook, has joined Twitter. We’re not saying that Elman’s move signals the [...]
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- Tags: elman, facebook, google, Jeremiah Owyang, Josh, Josh Elman, lot, Louis, move, standup guy, stanford university, twitter
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