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Digital Entertainment World Wrap Report

Digital Entertainment World (DEW), the global event marketplace for executives focused on monetizing digital content, yesterday wrapped up its inaugural conference, which took place February 18-20, 2014, at the Hyatt Regency Century Plaza in Los Angeles. During the unique three-day event, DEW offered 100+ sessions featuring more than 350 notable speakers from leading companies that have a stake in the digital video, music, publishing and/or game industries.

DEW Announces Prize Package for Start-up Competition

Digital Entertainment World (DEW), the global event focused on monetizing digital content, announced the prize package valued at over $74,000 to be awarded to the winner of the DEW Startup Competition.

Guest Column: Tech, Drugs and Rock & Roll – Top 10...

In this guest column, Reid Genauer, Chief Marketing Officer of Magisto offers his "Top 10 Reasons Why SXSW Still Rules Supreme" and gives a video recap through a group of ten industry thought leaders who took videos from around SXSW.

Guest Column: Perspective on CES 2013

In this guest column from Marty Shindler, he provides a recap of CES 2013. At once exhilarating, intriguing and overwhelming, in a positive way, walking through the 1.92 million feet of exhibition space with nearly 160,000 of your closest friends is an adventure unto itself.

Guest Column: It's Make or Break Time for Apple

In this article titled "It's Make or Break Time for Apple," Guest Columnist Robert Tercek addresses the recent hysteria over the drop in Apple's share price and tackles the timely question: What will Apple accomplish in 2013?

Facebook buys Vancouver-based Acrylic Software

Acrylic Software, the Vancouver-based software design studio specializing in apps for Apple products, has been acquired by Facebook.

Google acquires Sparrow to improve Gmail for Apple users

Google has acquired the popular Mac email client Sparrow and its small development team, all of which will be incorporated into Gmail.

Leap Motion names Andy Miller as president and COO [with a...

Leap Motion, a startup developing a computer interface that uses natural gestures, has named former Apple executive Andy Miller as its president and chief operating officer.

Twitter updates search to improve relevance and usefulness

Ending hours of speculation, Twitter today updated the way it handles search functions, helping users cut through the noise and find results likely to be the most useful and relevant to them.

Sony first to launch Google TV outside of U.S.

Sony Electronics announced that its Internet Player with Google TV, which it previewed in January at CES, will cost $199 when it goes on sale July 22 in the U.S.