There is good news for YouTube viewers. MGM is going to start movies in full length on YouTube. They will announce their partnership very soon and viewers will have instant access to movies and shows from the MGM catalogue. This viewing is free of cost but some ads will keep running with the videos.
But MGM […]

After the recent acquisition of IntenseDebate by Automattic, the former has been re-launched. The service had opened its doors in 2007 and was in a private beta mode post-acquisition. IntenseDebate has also released the public beta of its Wordpress plug-in. It contains a lot of features that make it much more appealing to blog owners.
One […]

The programs giving fake news from Comedy Central, namely “The Daily Show” and “The Colber Report” focussed keenly on their last stretch of the White house race. A look at Indecision2008, a website which is dedicated to the campaign coverage throughout the year will showcased the humour.
For the users who believed that videos on demand […]

Konstantin Guericke, CEO of Jaxtr, recently reduced his employee count by firing 30 percent of them. Now, two weeks after his decision to cut stuff by thirty percent, Konstantin Guericke himself is out of a job. Bahman Koohestani, the engineering vice president as well as the previous CTO at Cyworld and Orbitz will be taking […]

A new start up recently launched by the name of Kwanzoo has an innovative way to raise the income generated by advertising by way of placing advertisements in tiny quizzes. The Kwanzoo website has created a quiz bank comprising of at least 50,000 questions if not more, pertaining to areas such as video games, sports […]

For all those individuals who are interested in learning about China and discovering what goes on behind the silence of the people of China, there is now a safe and convenient option to do so. Enthusiastic and curious people can now simply download a FireFox plug-in by the name of the China Channel.
The China Channel […]

WorldofGood.com launched by eBay last month is spreading the good word and fast! It is fast emerging as a bridge between consumers and producers - large and small - around the world, on an integrated online platform.
As the website mentions:
“You can shop for great products, which also do ‘good’, so you (as a buyer) can […]

Next generation broadband is expected to offer up to 100Mbps (megabits per second) speeds and will allow, for instance, a user to download songs in a matter of seconds even while watching high definition films. It could allow for a new means of delivering medical care, essential services for disabled people and offering solutions for […]

Amongst online social networks, Hi5 is among the largest. But the recent financial turmoil worldwide are probably the cause for them cutting back to lay off around 10 – 15 percent of their employees, although the management has said this is a ‘reconstructing’ move and they are also hiring people simultaneously.
On their blog they have […]

Almost one million internet users in the UK have exceeded, or come quite close to exceeding, their prescribed broadband usage limit, according to the research from consumer group, uSwitch. Their research has found so-called usage caps, wherein internet service providers (ISPs) limit the amount of bandwidth that users can have in a month, are standard […]

It has long been known and scientifically accepted that talking to plants can help in their nurturing and growing, but have you ever tried to imagine what they would perhaps say in response? A plant in Japan now has its own blog, which may well help you understand a plant’s mind and what goes on

eBay is running a marketing campaign to let know users about recent website enhancements and also the increased number of ‘Buy it now’ products that are now available on it. The campaign created by Tullo Marshall Warren comprises an on-site marketing, email and a direct mail pack.
The target audiences of this new campaign – online […]

AOL has come up with a revamped version of its popular e-mail website. It has given it a right-hand pane, which features plug-ins to display AOL content and Yahoo Mail.
The pane also features immediate access to all relevant information

As per GTISC Emerging Cyber Threats Report for 2009, malware that is specifically cloaked as “benign social networking links” is the biggest threat for data security. The report that was released some time back at the GTISC Security Summit on Emerging Cyber Security Threats has identified the threats that are important from point of view […]

Media conglomerate Usen, according to news reports, has made a decision to spin off its broadband portal, GyaO, as a separate entity. GyaO is likely to be launched by the end of October. It will be spun off as a wholly owned Usen subsidiary.
GyaO is a popular portal which offers free video content. In the […]

Google Chief Executive Eric Schmidt stated that YouTube has just reached a deal with Lions Gate Entertainment to feature various film clips from the renowned studio on the video-sharing website.
Schmidt added the deal would allow YouTube viewers to upload select clips of their favourite Lions Gate films that would be accompanied with ads. He revealed […]

It is time to forget the idiot box. Now, the place to watch television content is on the Internet - from NBC Universal to News Corp.’s Hulu. In keeping with the trend, Joost is ready for a revamp. The idea is to make television watching a more dynamic and interactive experience.
“You have to engage […]

YouTube has come out with another way to try and earn more revenue from the huge audience it boasts. They have started to stream full-length Television shows, complete with advertisements. The deal has been struck with CBS and the list of the content includes Beverley Hills 90210, The Young & The Restless, Star Trek

Given Ms. Tina Brown’s reputation in the media world, it is no surprise that her new online venture thedailybeast.com is receiving a lot of media attention. She first came into the media glare as editor of a British magazine, Tatler, in 1979, and came to the US to be the editor of Vanity Fair in […]

The US government is mulling over who should create and also vouch for the internet’s most vital document, the root zone file, which serves as the core of the system, letting users access websites and allowing emails reach the inboxes.
National Telecommunications and Information Administration of the Commerce Department, Verisign and a few other institutions involved […]