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Showing 1-9 of 9 results foundGame turns moviegoers into human joysticks
May 17, 2007 MSNBC.com is getting film audiences involved in a new interactive video game, NewsBreaker Live, that plays before movies start.Photos: Playing theater gamesYouTube: Too rough for advertisers?
April 21, 2006 The trendy site and its fellow video-upload services are in a quandary over how to bring in the ad dollars.TV catches the Net video bug
February 22, 2006 In a role reversal, TV producers are searching the Web for hot videos.Crowd gathers for Homebrew Computer Club's 30th
November 6, 2005 Veterans of the PC-pioneering Homebrew Computer Club gather to remember old times at the Vintage Computer Festival. Photos: PC pioneersGore urges scientists to warn public about global warming
December 14, 2006 Global warming is going on, says Al Gore, and scientists need to help spread the word. Video: Is the government censoring science? Video: Former VP on American media consumptionIs the Web the new Hollywood?
May 3, 2006 At the OnHollywood 2006 conference in L.A., debate focuses on the prospects for user-generated online content. Photo: OnHollywood conferenceShort films eye the really small screen
March 13, 2006 Independent filmmakers are wondering if mobile devices could allow them to get their work in front of a mass audience.Facebook welcomes outside services
May 24, 2007 Company invites software developers to build applications and businesses to open retail spaces on the social-networking site.Video: New platform means more info sharing Photos: Live from Facebook's...Ozzie's quiet revolution at Microsoft
May 1, 2007 Chief software architect Ray Ozzie says nearly everything Microsoft does will include an online services component.Silverlight in action Sponsored matches for "video"
