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  Sony plans online service to be up next year, connect gadgets, build brand loyalty
05:43:41 AM (ET), Friday, November 20, 2009
(AP Photo) Byline: Shizuo Kambayashi

Sony's new online service connecting the whole range of its gadgets to downloadable content like movies and games should help build brand loyalty, a top executive said Friday.Executive Vice President Kazuo Hirai said the service, set for launch next year, highlights an advantage that Sony has over rivals like Samsung Electronics Co. and other manufacturers that don't produce their own content. Sony's business empire spans gaming, electronics, movies and music.

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Friday, November 20, 2009
  • Busy week for IPOs signals there's more to come, but investors remain picky about placing bets
  • GE, Vivendi talks over NBC Universal stretch on, Comcast not likely to pay more
  • Barnes & Noble says customers ordering Nook starting today will receive it after Christmas
  • Wis. law firm sues rival over search-engine keywords; suit based on privacy law, not trademark
  • Microsoft offering nearly 24,000 vouchers for computer skills training to NC residents
  • EU extends antitrust review of Oracle's Sun takeover until Jan 27
  • Dell's profit, stock drop on signs company isn't fully benefiting from industry recovery
  • Group of 25 major research libraries offers full-text search to 4.6 million digitized volumes
  • Sony plans online service to be up next year, connect gadgets, build brand loyalty

  • Thursday, November 19, 2009
  • Obama answers top Cuban dissident blogger, says Cuban gov't must change to improve relations
  • EBay completes sale of Skype for $2 billion to investor group that includes co-founders
  • On the Call: Michael Dell discusses computer maker's pricing strategy
  • AOL plans to cut a third of staff after split from Time Warner, buyouts offered to 2,500
  • Google expects new operating system to be running low-cost computers by 2010 holiday season
  • Shareholders approve DirecTV spinoff but sale to phone company uncertain
  • Yahoo adds Twitter twist to news results in latest attempt to upgrade search engine
  • Google adding automatic captioning service on YouTube to aid the deaf and hearing-impaired
  • Federal judge rejects AT&T's bid to pull Verizon 'map for that' ads
  • Media mogul Malone, chair of Comcast rival, says it would gain too much power with NBC

  • Wednesday, November 18, 2009
  • NetEase 3rd-quarter profit rises on online game sales but misses views, shares tumble
  • Semtech reports 3rd-qtr loss due to tax charge related to Sierra Monolithics purchase
  • Marvell Technology Group names H&Q Asia Pacific founder Ta-lin Hsu to board
  • It's never game over for Mario, the jolly plumber who keeps racking up points for Nintendo
  • Semtech to pay $180 million in cash to buy fellow chip maker Sierra Monolithics
  • Correction: Verizon layoffs
  • DirecTV to appoint PepsiCo executive Michael White as CEO, effective Jan. 1
  • Chase wants Facebook users to help pick smaller charities for its donations
  • Sony says it may not get newest e-reader to some customers in time for holidays
  • IBM signs $500 million contract extension with U.K. driver-license agency
  • 'Call of Duty' setting entertainment records as sales climb
  • NJ man gets 1-year term for participating in cyber attack on Church of Scientology Web sites
  • Review: Palm Pixi may entice style-conscious texters, but sluggishness is a turnoff
  • Video game bragging rights reach Facebook as Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 integrate social network
  • US labor leaders team up with German union in bid to organize T-Mobile workers
  • British police make 2 arrests connected to the spread of 'Zbot' Trojan computer virus
  • 'Uncharted 2,' 'Batman: Arkham Asylum' lead in nominations for Spike TV's Video Game Awards
  • China to participate in development of giant Hawaii telescope, the world's largest
  • Senate panel says Web sites tricking consumers into buying subscription memberships
  • Chinese court tells Microsoft to stop some Windows sales in China in licensing dispute
  • Lawmakers want to restrict use of 'peer-to-peer' after disclosure of ethics committee report
  • South Korean telecommunications regulator clears way for launch of iPhone
  • Scientists model cat's brain with huge supercomputer, a step toward a better-reasoning machine

  • Tuesday, November 17, 2009
  • AP Sources: MySpace in talks to buy struggling imeem free song streaming site
  • Concur Technologies 4th-quarter profit, sales head higher
  • Autodesk's 3rd-quarter profit and revenue decline, shares fall after-hours on weak 4Q outlook
  • InterDigital forecasts 4th-quarter revenue slightly below Wall Street expectations
  • Microsoft to start charging for access to cloud computing system Windows Azure in February
  • UK information watchdog: Millions of cell phone customer records sold to other phone companies
  • YouTube offers new tool to connect news media, citizen journalists with dramatic footage
  • Tenn. supercomputer running fastest in world for climate change, renewable energy
  • Unfriend is New Oxford American Dictionary's 2009 word of the year
  • T-Mobile sells Sidekicks again, a month after Microsoft server woes erased info from phones
  • Twitter to overhaul 'suggested users' list, which drew criticism in Calif. political races
  • USA Today tests new online edition targeted at students at Penn State, Indiana and Missouri
  • Advocacy group: Founder of Tibetan Web site sentenced to 15 years by Chinese court
  • FBI alert says hackers increasingly targeting lawyers offices, public relations firms
  • Vietnam Facebook fans fear government blackout as problems plague the site
  • Dell replaces cushions of paper, plastic with molded bamboo to ship netbook line
  • YouTube offers new tool to connect news media, citizen journalists with dramatic footage

  • Monday, November 16, 2009
  • Avid reports final 3rd-quarter results, corrects revenue recognition errors
  • Internet phone service Vonage to pay $3M and issue refunds to end investigation by 32 states
  • Rising from small roots, Comcast is on the verge of becoming an entertainment giant
  • Key dates in the history of Comcast Corp.
  • UN demands free-speech advocates remove poster mentioning China censorship at Net conference
  • W.Va. provides financing for company to develop protein discovery technology
  • Cisco raises bid for Tandberg to $3.4 billion after hitting shareholder resistance
  • ND regulator praises energy conservation software
  • Obama tells Chinese students that unrestricted Internet access in US a source of strength
  • Social-media site Twitter to scrap controversial list of 'suggested users,' executive says
  • 2,000 technology workers in Finland warn of strike to speed labor talks
  • Broadcasting pioneer NBC brings a lot of history as cable TV operator prepares to take control

  • Sunday, November 15, 2009
  • Intel to remain open in Jerusalem on Jewish Sabbath despite violent protests

  • Saturday, November 14, 2009
  • Original 3 broadcast networks have corporate roots in National Broadcasting Co.
  • Key dates in history of National Broadcasting Co.
  • Google revises plan to expand digital book library in latest attempt to clear legal hurdles

  • Friday, November 13, 2009
  • Prepaid cell phone ban prompts anger in Indian part of disputed Kashmir
  • Swiss privacy watchdog to take Google to court over Street View service
  • W.Va. Supreme Court rules officials' private e-mails are not subject to state FOIA law
  • 'Star Trek Online' beaming gamers to their very own starship bridge
  • Star Tribune, CarSoup.com become online partners to sell cars
  • Dell enters smart phone market, with Mini 3 to debut this month in deal with China Mobile

  • Thursday, November 12, 2009
  • Google's YouTube to support 1080p high-definition videos next week, upgrading from 720p
  • Industry group says US video game sales fall 19 percent in October
  • Retailers use social media to advertise Black Friday deals
  • Intel ducks potentially damaging antitrust trial by agreeing to pay $1.25B to nemesis AMD
  • Former Ask.com CEO sees new opportunity cutting through the clutter of Internet video
  • 'Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2' sets record with N Amer, UK sales of $310 million on Day One
  • BCE profits double in 3rd-quarter on lower restructuring costs, but revenue is flat
  • Facebook, Wikipedia execs to brief Vatican, Catholic bishops about Internet, youth culture
  • Google, Yahoo, other Web companies urge FDA to adopt broader standards for online drug ads
  • AOL may lay off many as it expects up to $200M more in spinoff-related restructuring charges
  • Game review: 'Band Hero,' 'Lego Rock Band' invite virtual musicians to play all-ages shows
  • Facebook message about pancakes exonerates NYC robbery suspect
  • HP plans $2.7 billion takeover of 3Com in shot at rival Cisco; HP also raises 2010 guidance

  • Wednesday, November 11, 2009
  • Ctrip.com International says 3rd-quarter profit rose 80 percent on higher sales; shares jump
  • Applied Materials 4Q net income falls 40 pct, cuts 1,300 to 1,500 jobs
  • Computer Sciences posts decline in fiscal 2nd-quarter profit, tops Wall Street's forecast
  • Drug industry presses FDA to allow branded ads on Google, Twitter, other Web sites
  • Review: Latest BlackBerry Storm not perfect, but much improved over original
  • 2 universities shun Kindle until Amazon makes e-reader accessible to blind users
  • Microsoft tweaks Bing search site, asks WolframAlpha to do math, count calories
  • Azerbaijan opposition bloggers sentenced to jail amid crackdown on government critics
  • Shares of chip maker Sigma Designs tumble 12 percent on signs of declining market share
  • From open doors to snowy driveways, security systems can alert travelers to trouble at home
  • As Web-based e-mail gets more sophisticated, its features come to desktop Thunderbird software
  • BillboardLive.com lets viewers choose their camera angle to watch free concerts online

  • Tuesday, November 10, 2009
  • AOL lays off about 100 employees ahead of separation from Time Warner
  • Microsoft's monthly security updates don't touch Windows 7; give hackers time, researcher says
  • Altera names former McKinsey executive Michael Nevens to board of directors
  • Google, Yahoo, eBay and Microsoft use free Wi-Fi hot spots as marketing lure
  • Fitch warns on Sun Microsystems after European regulators log objection to Oracle deal
  • Federal officials say they've broken up ATM hacking ring that allegedly stole $9M in 12 hours
  • Yahoo CEO pledges to boost profit margins, calls this year's performance "terrible"
  • European regulators object to Sun-Oracle deal; Oracle to fight "profound misunderstanding"
  • State Department 'deplores assault' on Cuban blogger who claims harassment by state security
  • Former Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin announces she's back on Twitter
  • Russia to provide Venezuela with technology ranging from robotics to biochemistry
  • Planetary Society plans new attempt to launch 'solar sail' spacecraft propelled by sunlight