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Software to unlock Blu-ray, HD DVD
The cat-and-mouse game between the film industry and those who want to have the freedom to access the content on the optical disc they have spent on buying has just step…
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Intel announces new technologies -
Intel Corporation today unveiled a range of new technologies including the faster Intel Core2 Duo processor for its latest generation Intel Centrino processor technology…
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YouTube starts paying for users
The world's most popular online video service has shared profits for about 40 most active content contributors on the site such as LisaNova, HappySlip, Smosh ... and thi…
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Social networks will decide all content on the web
Through Google, MySpace ... people will choose what information to post and all the web industry's efforts revolve around applications for consumers, not businesses.
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Spam encrypted over the filter system
Using encrypted attachments is the latest technique to bypass the content filtering system of spammers. E-mail service provider Email Systems warns that this technology…
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There has been a policy to develop the digital content industry
On May 3, 2007, Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung signed Decision No. 56/2007 / QD-TTg approving the Program on development of Vietnam's digital content industry by 2010.
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Oracle is about to launch content management products
Oracle said it will release new and important versions of its entire content management application line over the next 12 months.
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YouTube, eBay won the 'Oscar of the Internet' award.
The singer David Bowie, eBay, YouTube and Website photo sharing Flickr are the bright stars in the night of Webby Awards 2007 - the prize is like
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Microsoft launched a tool to compete with Adobe Flash
This week, Microsoft will announce a new technology that enables web-based multimedia applications to compete with Adobe's Flash rival.
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Intel introduced the 12th quad-core processor
Yesterday (April 10), in Santa Clara, California, USA, Intel Corporation introduced the Intel® Core ™ 2 Extreme QX6800 processor. This is Intel's 12th quad-core processo…
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AACS patch technology protects DVD content
The agency authorized to use content copyright protection AACS (Advanced Access Content System) for the next generation of DVD discs said it had overcome the security vu…
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Google and AFP started to cooperate
On April 6, AFP and Google signed a contract to become partners. This contract is a legal basis for Google to be allowed to legally post photos and press information on…
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Vietnam's digital content industry began to accelerate
The digital content market in Vietnam is vibrant with the participation of many businesses. According to experts, this is a fertile land promising to bring a lot of prof…
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Infinite e-mail service in finite
In spite of the unlimited expansion process of free mailboxes for users, prepared webmail services come to a lull time to prepare for a new development phase.
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IBM helps visually impaired people watch videos online
A-Browser (A stands for Accessibility) will allow blind and visually impaired people to manage multimedia content like normal people. IBM said the software will reach us…