New Online Video Web site
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| Move over, YouTube; broadcasting giants NBC and Fox are in the process of launching their own online video Web site, Hulu.com. A test version of the Web site is now live, with films and TV episodes in their entirety being shown on the Web site. Advertising will still be part of the viewing experience, but will allow viewers to watch their favourite TV shows earlier. Whi ... |  | |
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| "Last Supper" to go online | |
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| | A high-resolution image of Da Vinci's "Last Supper" will soon be posted on the Internet by an Italian technology firm, allowing art lovers and conspiracy theorists alike to scrutinise it from their own computers. Read more… | | |
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| Virtual worlds threaten 'values' | |
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| | The growing number of toy-themed virtual worlds aimed at young people risks undermining the basic human values we wish to instill in children, according to British film industry veteran Lord Puttnam. Read more… | | |
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| Loving the Internet | |
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| | Rather than looking for their perfect match, one in four Americans say the Internet can serve as a substitute for a significant other, according to a new poll. Read more… | | |
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| Telecom pledges fast broadband for all | |
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| Telecom CEO Paul Reynolds announced today that over the next four years Telecom would deliver fast broadband to every town and city in New Zealand, based on a world-class next generation network. Reynolds was speaking following the submission of Telecom's Undertakings for operational separation. "Operational separation brings some tough requirements, bu ... | | |
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