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Sharp, LG, and Chunghwa Price fixing
Digital Trends News - November 13, 2008
In a plea deal with a federal court in San Francisco, LCD manufacturers Chunghwa, LG and Sharp have agreed to plead guilty to conspiring to drive up the prices of LCD displays used in everything from computers and televisions to mobile phones and gam...
Flat-panel TV shipments begin their decline
CNET News - November 11, 2008
The third quarter of 2008 saw the weakest growth in LCD and plasma television shipments to retailers in almost two years.
So whatever happened to Google $1,000?
CNET News - November 11, 2008
Got a crystal ball and an itch to yammer in front of a television camera? Boy, do we have the job for you. Become a Google analyst!
MGM Brings Full-Length Content to YouTube
Digital Trends News - November 10, 2008
Online video sharing service YouTube might be best known for amateur videos and short clips, but Google's effort to monetize the service is luring in more full-length content from major Hollywood studios. Last month, YouTube launched full-length ...
Video Games to be UK's Top Media Format?
Digital Trends News - November 5, 2008
Everybody knows the video game industry has been growing quickly over the last decade, and is not intimately intertwined with major forms of mass media like movies and television shows. After all, video-game based movies are now old hat—hey, an...
Study Links Violent Sites and Violent Youth
Digital Trends News - November 5, 2008
For years, research studies have purported to find—and not find—links between violent media like television, movies, and video games, and actual acts of violence committed by consumers of that media. Now, the journal Pediatrics is weighin...
FCC Approves Whitespace Plan
Digital Trends News - November 5, 2008
The Federal Communications Commission has voted to approve a plan (PDF) that will allow wireless devices to operate in unused "whitespaces" in the television broadcast spectrum. The whitespace plan has been backed by technology companies like Google...
Where to get Election Day results
CNET News - November 4, 2008
Forget television: this is the first year that you can realistically watch the election entirely online. Read on for our recommendations of what sites to visit on Election Day.
TV Watching and Net Surfing Go Together
Digital Trends News - November 3, 2008
It's one of those lifestyle trends that's been spoken about for years, but research firm The Nielsen Company is putting some numbers behind the idea. According to the company's new TV/Internet Convergence Panel, the heaviest Internet user...
Mitsubishi's LaserVue HDTV Goes on Sale
Digital Trends News - October 29, 2008
Mitsubishi Digital Electronics demonstrated its laser-based television technology at the beginning of the year at the Las Vegas CES show, but the company is only now making the technology available to consumers, announcing that its 65-inch LaserVue H...
iSuppli: HDTV Shipments Pass Standard TVs
Digital Trends News - October 23, 2008
Market analysis firm iSuppli has released its forecasts for the growth of the high-definition television market through 2012, and the report contains one interesting tidbit: in 2008, shipments of high-definition televisions have already overtaken shi...
Samsung Blu-ray Units Add Netflix, Pandora
Digital Trends News - October 23, 2008
Samsung has announced partnerships with Netflix and Pandora that adds streaming media capabilities to its BD-P2500 and BD-P2550 Blu-ray players. The agreements enable owners of the Blu-ray players and broadband Internet connections to stream movies d...
Vizio Launches New 1080P LCD TVs
Digital Trends News - October 21, 2008
The high-def-TV-maker-with-an-attitude Vizio is charing into the end-of-year holiday market, launching two new lines of 1080p-capable mid-sized LCD televisions featuring the company's new "Java" decor that's designed to integrated with and ...
Microsoft's New 'What the @#%$*' Censorship Patent
PC World News - October 20, 2008
Microsoft could be network television censors out of work if a "censorship" patent the company filed become a reality.
Broadcast Networks Jump on iTunes HD
Digital Trends News - October 16, 2008
Apple has announced that Fox and CBS are now offering high-definition television shows for sale via the iTunes store, joining ABC and NBC. High-definition shows joining the iTunes lineup include installments of CBS's CSI franchise along with Numb3rs ...