willswideweb

Stuff wot I’m reading:

• Aussie state bans YouTube
  
  from the INQUIRER
• Photoshop to Go Online. Who’s Next?
  
  from PC World: Techlog
• Comic Relief clowns around on YouTube
  
  from silicon.com : News
• T-Mobile in multiplayer cash poker deal
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• Orb turns MySpace into personal radio station
  
  from The Register
• EMI demands megabucks to drop DRM
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• Crackberry site caters for Blackberry addicts
  
  from PC Advisor News
• Virgin/Sky spat to benefit Tiscali
  
  from Web User : Internet & Technology News
• Classical CDs ‘faked’ by producer
  
  from BBC News | Technology | World Edition
• Taxman uses Google Earth Pro to nab tax dodgers
  
  from the INQUIRER

Stuff wot I’m reading:

• MacBook Pro takes bullet like a champ
  
  from Engadget
• BBC online TV must not be Windows-only
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• World’s oldest bogger is 107
  
  from the INQUIRER
• Zune Marketplace Songs Work on PlaysForSure Devices…
  
  from CrunchGear
• Make up friends for your MySpace
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• Golfer sues Wiki IP address
  
  from the INQUIRER
• Video: Hidden iPhone details uncovered
  
  from MacUser news
• Wii DVD playback enabled by chip
  
  from the INQUIRER
• Apple, Samsung, Sandisk sued over MP3
  
  from PC Advisor News
• Film about Apple founders released DRM-free
  
  from MacUser news

Stuff wot I’m reading:

• HD DVD and Blu-Ray Cracked (Again)
  
  from Gizmodo
• BitTorrent to offer movies legally, using Microsoft’s…
  
  from Guardian Unlimited: Technology blog
• How Would ASIMO Do on *Dancing with the Stars*?
  
  from Gizmodo
• IPTV will kill the video store
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• PlayStation 3 the key to Blu-ray format triumph -…
  
  from PC Pro news
• Vista’s UK pricing is to help pay EU fine
  
  from the INQUIRER
• What would happen to Apple if Jobs stepped down?
  
  from MacUser news
• Yahoo to sing the news
  
  from the INQUIRER
• Emotion robots learn from people
  
  from BBC News | Technology | World Edition
• Geezer uncovers Windows XP “wallpaper”
  
  from the INQUIRER

Stuff wot I’m reading:

• Google reserves YouTube DRM for partners only
  
  from PC Pro news
• Sony hints at downloadable HDTV and movies on PS3
  
  from Engadget
• Wii Does HD, But Not Really
  
  from Gizmodo
• Tech to get the Pop Idol treatment
  
  from the INQUIRER
• BBC urged to resist website ads
  
  from BBC News | Technology | World Edition
• Amstrad sales not sweet for Sugar
  
  from the INQUIRER
• Mobile phones are the second worst invention
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• Net vultures circle Joss Stone TV train crash
  
  from The Register
• Wiki can link to controversial documents, judge rules
  
  from The Register
• Microsoft Office skips ‘unlucky’ version 13
  
  from PC Advisor News

Stuff wot I’m reading:

• Microsoft says UAC is not for security
  
  from PC Advisor News
• Tech rant: Vista visions
  
  from BBC News | Technology | World Edition
• Discounted fines for P2P pirates
  
  from PC Advisor News
• MTV: ‘Music videos for everyone!’
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• Congressman wants web traffic saved forever
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• What Bill thinks about DRM
  
  from Guardian Unlimited: Technology blog
• BT Vision in deals with HBO and Universal
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• Record companies call on Apple to join interoperable…
  
  from MacUser news
• Microsoft opens up home server
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• Laptop takes bullet for US soldier
  
  from the INQUIRER

Stuff wot I’m reading:

• Further Proof of Incoming Zune Phone?
  
  from Gizmodo
• Wired Bombshell: AppleTV, Zune To Become Gaming Devices
  
  from CrunchGear
• Google: ‘We won’t ruin YouTube’
  
  from silicon.com : News
• Sky comes back down to earth
  
  from The Register
• Black Xbox 360 With 120GB Drive And HDMI On Its Way?
  
  from CrunchGear
• Music industry says Apple should license iTunes DRM
  
  from MacUser news
• Shiny gadgets mean hazardous waste - Greenpeace
  
  from PC Pro news
• Google Apps to become subs-based?
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• Yahoo Pipes — or mashups for dummies
  
  from Guardian Unlimited: Technology blog
• Vodafone and Orange to share radio networks
  
  from the INQUIRER

Stuff wot I’m reading:

• Breaking: Tivo Boxes to Download Amazon Unboxed Videos
  
  from Gizmodo
• 10 Vista Myths Debunked
  
  from Gizmodo
• Apple boss calls for DRM-free music
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• MySpace offers £1m directing job
  
  from BBC News | Technology | World Edition
• Turner Broadcasting Coughs Up $2 Million for Boston…
  
  from Gizmodo
• YouTube offers copyright compromise
  
  from PC Advisor News
• Nintendo Wii demolishes PS3 in Japan
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• Tiscali TV to launch on 1 March
  
  from Web User : Internet & Technology News
• 40% of US youngsters have seen web pornography
  
  from PC Advisor News
• Chip-and-pin hole revealed
  
  from BBC News | Technology | World Edition

Stuff wot I’m reading:

• Slayer of HD–DVD DRM speaks
  
  from the INQUIRER
• Macs finally get twin digital TV tuners
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• Europe’s war on iTunes
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• HD Wii on hold
  
  from T3 - Live RSS Feed
• One in five fail Windows validation checks
  
  from The Register
• Ringtones irk more than screechy blackboards
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• You could be the next Crazy Frog
  
  from The Register
• Firms helped to make PCs greener
  
  from BBC News | Technology | World Edition
• Mystery musician rescues peer-to-peer campaigner
  
  from MacUser news
• Yanks spend more time with computer than spouses
  
  from the INQUIRER

Stuff wot I’m reading:

• YouTube blocks mobile video encoder
  
  from The Register
• IBM launches MySpace look-a-like for offices
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• BBC’s on-demand plans slated
  
  from Web User : Internet & Technology News
• Branscombe shipwreck: eBay flogfest begins
  
  from The Register
• AmigaOS 4 reviewed
  
  from Engadget
• DRM blamed for music’s seven-year slump
  
  from MacUser news
• eMusic racks up 250,000 subscribers
  
  from MacUser news
• Zune not hitting Europe until Christmas
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• Porn stars nervous about HD
  
  from PC Advisor News
• Hacker cracks Blu-ray as well
  
  from the INQUIRER

Stuff wot I’m reading:

• Microsoft Prepping Zune Filling Stations
  
  from Gizmodo
• Boot Camp: Free for Leopards, $30 for Tigers
  
  from CrunchGear
• BBC in talks on Google link-up
  
  from Guardian Unlimited Technology
• Beware bundled broadband deals
  
  from Web User : Internet & Technology News
• Microsoft Sending Zune to Fat Camp?
• MySpace accused of failing to protect children
  
  from PC Advisor News
• Microsoft’s proposed iPod tie-up revealed
  
  from PC Advisor News
• Independent music labels sign up for MySpace
  
  from PC Pro news
• Xbox 360 controller gets motion-sensitive
  
  from Engadget
• Music companies mull ditching DRM
  
  from the INQUIRER

Stuff wot I’m reading:

• Sony to take on iTunes in video downloads
  
  from PC Advisor News
• USB Humping Dog on sale here now!
  
  from Digital World Tokyo
• Google and Orange Readying GPhone?
  
  from CrunchGear
• Skype to launch Web TV service
  
  from Reuters: Technology
• Time magazine’s “Person of the Year” is You
  
  from Reuters: Technology
• Google releases customised IE 7
  
  from PC Advisor News
• Have they no shame!!! Part deux
  
  from Absolute Gadget
• Blu-ray / HD DVD stalemate boosting interest in combo…
  
  from Engadget
• Wii Transfer: Cheap, Easy
  
  from Gizmodo
• Bill Gates Hates DRM: Not Quite Enough
  
  from Gizmodo