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Official Steam support lands on Unity roadmap
For those who don’t know the tool: Unity is a realtime game engine that ships to desktop and…
Revcut launches GDPR first Video-review platform
Revcut launches a European GDPR focused video review platform positioning itself as an alternative to US hosted services.
Unity’s 2026 Roadmap: CoreCLR, Verified Packages, Fewer Surprises
Unity maps out its 2026 engine roadmap: CoreCLR migration, ECS-GameObject unification, verified packages, and a fresh round of AI-assisted dev tools.
IBC 2024 Frame.io with JJ Powell
The new version 4 of Fram.io has many workflow improvements. And JJ Powell explains how the Frame.io team uses Frame.io in their own workflow.
Internet merchants complain of crime wave in Second Life
Trademark infringements remain on the agenda.
Adobe Names Kevin Lynch Chief Technology Officer
Adobe has appointed Kevin Lynch as chief technology officer with responsibility for core technologies and its developer platform.
Viasat and NDS expand partnership – new high-definition TV services planned
Viasat Broadcasting extends its contract with NDS to use VideoGuard Conditional Access for Viasat’s satellite pay-TV platform / Second contract extension includes MediaHighway middleware, a customised electronic programme guide and NDS’s XTV DVR technology to implement a new high-definition pay-TV offering.
net mobile AG presents new platforms for lucrative multimedia services
Listed net mobile AG (net-m) (M:access, ISIN DE000813765) will present itself at the Mobile World Congress taking place in Barcelona from February 11 to 14, 2008 as an internationally operating link between network operators and the media world.
Analysis: Taking stock after the Second Life hype
First marvelled at and celebrated, then panned and forgotten: Second Life has had an astonishing media career. A year ago, the hype surrounding the virtual world reached its peak. Today it is clear: the "second life" is not yet pixel paradise, but it offers a glimpse of what the internet could look like in a few years.
YouTube shares advertising revenue with users
Cash flow remains reserved for official partners.
MySpace opens doors to external developers
Tools are based on Google’s OpenSocial interface.
Virtual shopping mall has arrived in the present
Tradoria GmbH, a provider of online shopping solutions from Bamberg, presented a new portal especially for small and medium-sized companies at DEMO Germany in Munich. Via www.tradoria.de, retailers can not only operate their own online shop, but also centrally manage incoming payments and shipping processing at the same time.
Used-car buyers rely on StolenCars24
StolenCars24 is developing into an important information tool both for buyers of used cars and for theft victims. Europe’s first database for stolen vehicles already recorded around 1,500 research queries in September, only three months after launch. In addition, the database grows by about 100 vehicles each month.
Joining forces in online communication: Skype gets MySpace talking
Partnership between Skype and MySpace creates the world’s largest online community with voice connection/beta version of 'MySpaceIM With Skype' presented.
Internet hype 2007: The return to madness
Internet companies with unusual names, low revenues and few customers can once again be sold at high prices, writes the New York Times (NYT) according to pressetext. It seems as if investors have already forgotten the effects of the burst dot-com dreams from the beginning of the millennium.
A rat gets the mobile-phone display cooking
THQ Wireless, Inc. commissions carmunity to create a mobile portal for the new Disney-Pixar film “Ratatouille”.
RapidShare expands again: 170 gigabits per second, four petabytes of storage capacity
5.4 percent of all Internet users worldwide use rapidshare.com.
Facebook founder Zuckerberg in exclusive interview: Company will not be sold or taken public
Multilingual version of the web platform planned.
Web TV for consumer electronics launches
Digital Life TV, Internet television for the consumer-electronics industry, is online. In short TV reports and spots, the latest trends, innovations and developments in the industry are communicated internationally. Modern broadcasting technology and community mentality support international trade, connect decision-makers and at the same time offer the consumer a contemporary information tool.
“Go East”- Bigpoint expands into Russia
Market entry through media partnerships with the two largest Russian online portals.
Mobile 3.0 Plans German DVB-H Platform
MFD and NEVA Media form Mobile 3.0 to operate a German DVB-H mobile television platform, subject to regulatory approval.
Turner Distributes Programmes on Dailymotion
Turner brings CNN International, Adult Swim and Nuts TV material to Dailymotion as part of a European online-distribution agreement.
Mobile 3.0 Plans German DVB-H Platform
MFD and Neva Media form Mobile 3.0 to operate a German DVB-H mobile-television platform, subject to regulatory approval.
BerlinCalling Opens Mobile Content Market
BerlinCalling launches a marketplace for mobile video, sound and animation, with artists retaining copyright and receiving half the revenue.
Advertising-Funded Zero-Rate Mobile Phone Is Implemented with Mobile Virtual Network Operator Services from TietoEnator
TietoEnator supports Blyk, a new advertising-funded mobile phone service for young people, by building a Mobile Virtual Network Operator Service (MVNO). The project includes application and business process management and the provision of a scalable and cost-efficient IT infrastructure.