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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundIBM, NFL aim to fast-forward footage
October 20, 2005 Under a partnership set to be announced Thursday, Big Blue tech will let producers quickly republish video, audio and text.Rechanneling sales
July 6, 2003 A decade of IT change has upset the industrial producers' traditional approach to selling. And that's why experts at McKinsey say the time has arrived for many of them to rethink their old approach...Sex sites win reprieve from new federal rules
June 24, 2005 But industry's free-speech advocates continue to fight regulations that would require Web sites to keep records on performers.Where indie music meets mainstream media
July 14, 2006 Pump Audio licenses songs by indie musicians to TV, ad producers. The musicians can make money, but retain ownership of their work.Hollywood bashes media consolidation
October 4, 2006 Big media companies targeted in testimony during FCC hearings on media ownership.Will the next Tony Soprano be on the Internet?
June 8, 2007 As HBO bids adieu to its groundbreaking show, some wonder if the next landmark serial will be on the Web.Timeline: Tech and The Sopranos'Shrek' producer's pigeon play
August 15, 2005 Is indie studio the next Pixar? Maybe not yet, but it's rewriting rules--and slashing costs--for computer graphic productions. Images: Patriotic pigeons take flightLights, camera, video games
September 8, 2006 In speech at Austin Game Conference, "Titanic" producer looks at the latest ways films and games affect each other.When PCs pollute
August 17, 2005 E-waste poses health risks in developing world, and gear makers have to own up to the problem, activists say.Flailing the latest digital whipping boy
December 3, 2007 IP attorney Nancy Prager says the movie studios and television producers are to blame for the economic woes of their industry, not Steve Jobs or Apple.
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