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  • Death knell for mobile content providers?

    Analysts have predicted the mass demise of the majority of pure mobile content operators within the next few years, but companies providing those services in Australia are unconcerned.

  • Disney puts emphasis on gaming

    Walt Disney has created a business unit focused on the interactive gaming market as it rewrites its corporate blueprint for working with technology.

  • Need for speed in forging media links

    Big media companies like Viacom, CBS, General Electric's NBC TV network, Walt Disney and News Corp. "up until now had every reason to believe they were moving as rapidly as could be expected,"

  • Viacom agrees to buy CBS

    Viacom Inc. has announced a deal to acquire U.S. TV Network CBS Corp. in a stock swap with an indicated value of $34.8 billion.

  • Napster's keeper makes big Net bet

    Bertelsmann's US$60 million wager on Napster falls flat, but the company is still up for the high-stakes online game.

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  • Death knell for mobile content providers?

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