In This Update:
• MySpace Launches Developer Platform
• Sprint, Clearwire in New Talks on WiMAX Partnership
• Microsoft to Provide Online Ads for WSJ
• Wireless Auction Concerns Rise as Some Airwaves Languish
• WSJ’s Web Site Adds Facebook Function
• Google Print to Add Bar Codes
• EBay Adjusts Pricing to Encourage Low-Cost Sellers
• Yahoo Appoints New CTO
• EMI Gives Music Away to Newspaper Readers
• Mobile Social Network Mig33 Lands $13.5 Million Second Round
• Strike Driving $100 Million in Ads From TV to Big Screen
• C3L3B Digital Raises $3 Million For Casual MMOs
• ShoZu Raises $12 Million for Mobile Social Media Services
• U.S. Tops New Tech Usage Ranking

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In This Update:
• Nokia to Buy Mobile and Embedded Software Firm Trolltech for $155 Million
• eBay Acquires Fraud Sciences Through Paypal for $169 Million
• Amazon to Begin International Roll-Out of MP3 Store
• Imeem Buys Social Music Service Anywhere.FM
• Legal P2P Music Service QTrax Debuts
• Google Cracks Down on “Domain Tasters”
• Investor Group Urges New York Times Buy More Digital Firms
• FiOS TV Passes Million Subscriber Mark
• Study Shows eBay Buyers Save Billions of Dollars
• Lance Armstrong Takes “Significant” Stake in Demand Media
• Visible Measures Raises $13.5 Million B Round; Releases Software to Track Video
• Ad Effectiveness Firm IMMI Raises $25 Million Series C
• Study: 90 Percent of Music Downloads Illegal

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In This Update:
• Bidding Set to Begin for Wireless Spectrum
• AT&T Boosts DSL Speeds
• Yahoo Eyeing Online Music Service
• Southwest and American Test In-Flight Wi-Fi
• Symantec Says More Acquisitions Possible as Companies Defend Turf
• Vista SP1 Due Out in Next Few Weeks
• CBS to Make Internet Music Unit Last.fm More Like Radio
• Nanochip Tech Promises 100GB Chips in 2009
• YouTube to Feature on Wider Range of Mobile Phones
• P2P Tech Firm CacheLogic Raises $25 Million Fourth Round
• HP Signs Up Sony Pictures for Made-on-Demand DVDs
• Nokia Files Patent for Virtual Keyboard
• Vudu Drops Price to Fend Off Resurgent Apple TV
• Custom Retail Goods Site Zazzle Acquires Goodstorm
• Blog Ad Network Federated Media Hires Banker To Vet
• Digital Music Growth Slows As Global Sales Drop 10%

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In This Update:
• Getty Images Up for Sale, Could Fetch $1.5 Billion
• EBay Chief Whitman Plans to Retire
• Slide Takes $50 Million in Funding for Facebook Widgets
• Tivo Launches on Comcast As A Software Upgrade; Limited Rollout and Features
• Microsoft Unveils Virtualization Strategy
• Yahoo Files Patent for ‘Smart’ Drag and Drop
• Brightcove Signs Major Distribution Deal with German Media Company
• WPP Acquiring More Digital Media Ad Companies, Possibly VideoEgg
• Nokia And Facebook Working On Mobile Deal; Could Involve Investment
• EA Pushes Ad-Backed Video Games
• New WiMAX Variation May Make It More Alluring to Carriers
• Report: Streaming Ads Driving Users Away From Content

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In This Update:
• Time Warner Cable to Test ‘Consumption Based Pricing’ for Internet Service
• Amazon’s IMDB Buys Indie Film Site Withoutabox
• Yahoo Implements OpenID Standard
• US Intel Chief Wants Carte Blanche to Peep All Internet Traffic
• IBM Partners with Apple to Add Lotus Notes to iPhone
• Pizza Hut Rolls Out Nationwide Mobile Ordering
• P2P Movie Site Jaman Signs Deal with TIVO
• Salesforce.com to Offer Development-as-a-Service, New Pricing Model
• Report: PC Sales Stay Strong
• China Flags Crackdown on ‘Undesirable’ Online Games
• Online Marketer Mercent Raises $6.5 Million Second Round
• eBay Expected To Lower Some Fees
• Joost Loses CTO To BBC, Hires Engineering SVP from Comcast
• Reprot: China’s Internet Users Pass 200 Million
• Pivotal Veracity Announces First Available Mobile Email Optimization Solution

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