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CBS Goes YouTube

The management at CBS (CBS) have finally caught on that most people do not want to watch feature length video content on PCs. The screens are small and sound systems weak. Old…

Douglas A. McIntyre
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September Nasdaq Short Interest

Short interest in several large Nasdaq traded companies fell sharply in September. The figures are calculated as of September 14 and are compared to numbers from August 15, 2007. Short interest in…

Douglas A. McIntyre
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Sony: Late To The Video Download Band Wagon

Sony (SNE) has decided to use products including its Playstation3 and PSP as the target devices for a new set of video download businesses using content from the TV and movie industries.…

Douglas A. McIntyre
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Apple And NBC War Of The Words

Apple (AAPL) claims that it kicked NBC’s programming off of its iTune service because NBC would not agree to pricing. NBC claims that: "We never asked to double the wholesale price for…

Douglas A. McIntyre
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Amazon To Launch Music Store In September

The New York Post reports that Amazon (AMZN) will launch its online music store in September. All of the music publishers who hate Apple (AAPL) must be heartened by the news. Douglas…

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Google (GOOG): The Safest Stock In The World?

Shares in Google (GOOG) are at $515, up about 18% this year. Some other internet companies are up much more. Chinese search leader Baidu (BIDU), a genuinely tiny company, is up 78%.…

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Blockbuster (BBI) Goes Download Two Year Too Late

Blockbuster (BBI) bought Movielink, a premium video content download service owned by several Hollywood studios. The price was rumored to be $20 million. The move is almost certainly two years too late.…

Douglas A. McIntyre
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Amazon (AMZN) Goes After Ebay (EBAY) PayPal

As 24/7 reported earlier this week, Amazon (AMZN) will begin beta testing its new Flexible Payments Service. While the product will compete with Google (GOOG) CheckPoint, it is a much bigger threat…

Douglas A. McIntyre