Disney to Buy Marvel for $4 Billion
Walt Disney Co said on Monday it plans to buy Marvel Entertainment Inc for $4 billion in a deal that would add characters like Iron Man, Spider-Man and the Fantastic Four to its entertainment empire.
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iTunes Update Fixes Minor Bugs, Adds Features
Apple released version 8.1 of iTunes on Wednesday to address, among other things, two security problems. Neither is an especially big deal. Other improvements include faster performance and some new additions, like Autofill.
EMI Licenses Music To Mashboxx P2P Service
EMI Music, part of the world's third-largest music company, has signed a deal to license its entire U.S. catalogue of digital recordings to Mashboxx, a legal file-sharing network currently in development.
Optoma's Latest Pico Projector Adds New Tricks
The Optoma Pico PK102 can project files from a computer, a composite video source, a USB thumb drive, or from its own 4GB internal memory.
Legislators Propose New Royalties for Big Radio
Lawmakers on Tuesday introduced legislation to undo a 50-year-old exemption that lets big radio companies like Clear Channel Communications Inc and CBS Corp air songs without paying record labels or performers any royalties.
Upgraded MSI Wind Adds 3G, WiMAX Options
MSI Computer said Friday that it will show off an upgraded MSI Wind netbook that is WiMAX capable at the Consumer Electronics Show in January. As of press time, the Wind is the current holder of the category's Editor's Choice award for the netbook category.
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Film, Music Industries Backing Off Smaller U.K. Pirates?
Consumers who do not broadly download music files are not of interest to the international recording industry and will likely not be sued for copyright violations, a senior executive for the agency said Wednesday. Representatives of the U.K. film industry also acknowledged that they also would likely not take action against customers who "camcord", or record movies playing in a U.K. movie theater with a video camcorder.
