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Lady Gaga First to Reach 10 Million Twitter Followers
San Francisco - Recording artist Lady Gaga announced over the weekend that she now counts ten million followers on Twitter, becoming the first person...
HADOPI Conducts Survey on French "Three-Strikes" File-Sharing Law
Paris - A new survey, conducted by the organization set up in France to administer its "three-strikes" file-sharing law, found that 50% of citizens...
Netflix Inks Multi-Year Streaming Deal With Miramax
Beverly Hills, Calif. - Netflix (NASD: NFLX) on Monday announced that it has signed a new multi-year deal with film studio Miramax, providing
"Instant Streaming" access...
Samsung Already Announces iPad 3 Competitor
Los Angeles - Samsung will demonstrate an all-new 10.1-inch display at the SID Display Week 2011 International Symposium next week, according to recent press...
Report: U.S. Video Game Sales Up 20% in April to $961.2...
Port Washington, N.Y. - U.S. video game sales rebounded in
April, up 20% to $961.2 million from $802.4 million a year ago, according to a
report...
Retail E-Commerce Spending Grows 12% from Year Ago
Reston, Va. - E-commerce spending in the U.S. rose 12% last
quarter, compared with the year before, marking the sixth straight quarter of
positive growth, according...
Playdom to Pay FTC $3 Million for Disclosing Children's Data
Washington - Virtual worlds and online games publisher
Playdom has agreed to pay $3 million to settle charges from the U.S. Federal
Trade Commission (FTC), that...
Emerging Markets Drive Software Piracy to Record $59B in 2010
Washington - Theft of software for personal computers leapt
14% globally last year to a record commercial value of $59 billion, according
to new figures from...
LimeWire to Pay Labels $105 Million to Settle Copyright Suit
New York - File-sharing service LimeWire will pay $105
million to settle copyright infringement claims from the four major record
labels, avoiding the $1.4 billion in...
WSJ: Google, Justice Dept. Near Settlement Over Pharmacy Ads
Washington - Google is nearing a settlement with the U.S.
Justice Department over allegations the company illegally accepted ads from foreign
online pharmacies, and is expected...
