No More Halo Movie?
Both of the studios that agreed to co-finance the screen adaptation of the popular Microsoft game have abruptly backed out of the picture.
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21.10.2006
Office 2010 The Movie
The marketing campaign for Office 2010 hits the streets.
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11.7.2009
Sprint Unveils Movie Download Service
While some have questioned the viability of full-length video content on small screens, it appears that Sprint Nextel is concerned with none of that. The wireless provider on Monday launched a new service that will allow its cellular users to view full-length television shows, movies, concerts, and specials.
Sprint has called on MSpot, a California-based mobile entertainment company founded last year, to provide the service. Subscribers with compatible video cell phones will be able to add the feature to their wireless plans for an additional $6.95 uSD per month.
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13.12.2005
Google Adds Movie Trailers to Search
Always endeavoring to expand the utility of its search engine, Google on Friday rolled out a new feature for movie seekers: trailers.
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13.8.2006
MySpace launches 1m movie competition
MySpace, in partnership with
Vertigo Films and
Film4, is offering its users over 1m to make the world's first user-generated feature film.
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21.2.2007
Microsoft Windows Movie Maker 2.6 for Vista
Movie Maker 2.6 is for Windows Vista users whose computer cannot run the Vista version of Movie Maker.
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7.4.2007
Windows Live Movie Maker 14 released
Today Microsoft will release their newest version of Windows Live Movie Maker. This version allows for greater editing of videos including standard definition (4:3) videos and high definition (16:9) video support.
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19.8.2009
Windows Movie Maker Crashes on XP SP3 with Over 100 Video Transitions or Effects
A range of fixes from Microsoft aimed for Windows XP Service Pack 3 are illustrative of the fact that you can indeed have too much of a good thing.
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5.7.2009
Windows Live Movie Maker 2009 for Windows 7
Windows Live Movie Maker 2009 version 14.0.8091.0730 is go! (finally). Microsoft has finally released a workable version of Windows Live Movie Maker for Windows 7, just in time before it hits the shelves in October.
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19.8.2009
How to archive on disk drives
Archiving on hard drives? Now that disk drives are cheaper per gigabyte than tape cartridges, you might be tempted to archive data on disk drives and stick them on a shelf.
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10.9.2008
Models Celebrity screen saver
Angelica Bridges, Cindy Crawford, Meg Ryan Katherine Heigl, Pamela Anderson, Stacy Keibler are just a few of the Hot Models and Celebrities included in this Babe-Packed screensaver. You can also easily configure your favorite image from this screen saver as your desktop background.
(FREE - Win 95+ / 1.31 MB Easy install/uninstall)
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Emergence Day Revealed: Critically Acclaimed Xbox 360 Title Gears of War to Surface Nov. 12, 2006
Countdown begins for the most anticipated game of 2006 as gamers eagerly await the flagship title from Microsoft Game Studios and Epic Games.
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3.8.2006
EU wants other browsers in Windows
Microsofts plans for Windows 7 to allow users to disable Internet Explorer dont go far enough, the EU is thinking.
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1.6.2009
EU: Microsoft's Behavior 'Unacceptable'
European Competition Commissioner Neelie Kroes hit out at Microsoft in comments to European parliamentarians today, saying it is "unacceptable" that the company continues to gain market share using tactics that were outlawed in the European Commission's 2004 antitrust ruling against the software vendor.
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22.3.2007
EU blow to Microsoft on Windows
Microsoft will be forced to hand over to rivals what the group claims is sensitive and valuable technical information about its Windows operating system for next to no compensation, according to a confidential document seen by the Financial Times.
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6.4.2007
EU cautioned on any Microsoft break-up
A former U.S. justice official who tried to break up Microsoft seven years ago has urged the European Commission to tread cautiously if it tries to do the same.
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9.5.2007
No Windows 7 upgrade option in the EU
Today Microsoft announced the pricing of Windows 7. As previously reported on Neowin, the EU will be getting a version that will not contain IE and because of this Microsoft will be offering no upgrade option in the EU.
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25.6.2009
Microsoft to contest "unjustified" EU move
Microsoft said on Thursday it would contest what it called an unjustified European Commission decision to impose backdated daily fines if it fails to comply with European Union antitrust sanctions.
The U.S. software giant said it had obeyed the Commission's landmark March 2004 decision ordering it to change its business practices but the EU executive kept making new demands and the latest one went beyond the European regulator's powers.
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23.12.2005
Microsoft's EU fight seen as Vista threat
Microsoft's antitrust battle in Europe threatens to snarl the release of the next version of Windows and has turned into a big distraction for executives that could spur more lawsuits, analysts and investors say.
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Microsoft files new antitrust documents with EU
Microsoft Corp. filed revised documents with the European Commission on Thursday aimed at complying with a landmark antitrust decision from 2004, the European Commission said.
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24.11.2006
EU Regulators, Opera on Windows 7 E plan
At the end of the day Microsoft acknowledged its plan to ship a browser-less version of Windows 7 in the European Union to attempt to appease antitrust regulators, those same regulators and Opera Software weighed in on Redmonds plan.
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12.6.2009
Microsoft-EU settle antitrust case
The European Commission said Wednesday that it has settled with Microsoft over its remaining antitrust issues.
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17.12.2009
Microsoft Asks US Courts to Intervene in EU Case
Microsoft Corp. said on Friday it had asked U.S. Federal courts to force IBM, Sun Microsystems Inc., Oracle Corp. and Novell Inc. to give it documents in its battle against the European Commission.
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6.3.2006
Microsoft tells EU it will ship Windows Vista
Software giant Microsoft told the European Commission it will not delay shipping its new Windows operating system, Vista, to Europe, after fears that it might do so because of its regulatory disputes there.
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13.10.2006
EU Threatens Microsoft With New $446 Million Fine
In what was probably an inevitable ultimatum, the only question surrounding which may have been when it would come, the European Commission today publicly issued a warning that Microsoft must turn over what it describes as the complete documentation regarding interoperability protocols for Windows, or else face a fine retroactive to last July totaling 348 million (USD$445.7 million), plus 3 million per day thereafter for continued non-compliance.
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16.11.2006
Microsoft Gambles One EU Customer Will Make its Case
It has been "Issues Week" all week for Microsoft, and Thursday, the company took on the dreaded interoperability issue. But its choice of message was called into question a bit yesterday after Microsoft boasted of having signed up its first official customer for its communications and interoperability IP licenses: Quest Software, the manufacturer of the Toad data modeling system.
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10.3.2007
Microsoft Says EU Version Of Windows Vista A Dud
Company officials say no PC manufacturers have chosen to license the special editions of its operating systems, which are available only in Europe, that lack the Windows Media Player media playback software.
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21.5.2007
EU warns Microsoft to limit Windows Vista features
The European Union's top competition regulator has warned Microsoft Corp it won't be allowed to sell its new Vista operating system in Europe if it comes pre-loaded with certain features, the Wall Street Journal said on Wednesday.
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29.3.2006
EU Commission: Intel fined record $1.45 billion
The European Commission on Wednesday fined Intel a record 1.06 billion, or about $1.446 billion, for abusing its dominance in the computer chip market to exclude longtime rival AMD.
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13.5.2009
Microsoft finally comes to an agreement with the EU over Internet Explorer and Windows 7
After months of discussion, arguing and fighting; Microsoft has finally found even grounds with the EU over their inclusion of Internet Explorer 8 in Windows 7 in Europe.
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16.12.2009Gears of War to Become a Movie
Microsoft's hit video game
Gears of War is likely to
become a movie after New Line
Cinema acquired the movie
rights to the title this week...
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21.03.2007Windows Live Movie Maker to be released today
Today Microsoft will release their newest version of Windows Live Movie Maker. This version allows for greater editing of videos including standard
definition (4:3) videos and high definition (16:9) video support. Windows Live Movie Maker allows for direct YouTube, Facebook (through plugins),
burn straight to DVD, save in 480, 720 or 1080p HD video format or play through your HDTV. Auto Movie allows users to easily create a video
automatically for you in under one minute using selected images, captions, a title and soundtrack to go along with the slides. The new Movie Maker
comes with dozens of polished features over previous versions.
Read full story.....
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19.08.2009AT&T, Starz Sign
Distribution Deal
AT&T on Wednesday signed
an agreement with Starz to
offer the movie channel's
Vongo movie download service
to its broadband customers.
The Vongo service costs $9.99
per month, and provides access
to 1,500 movie and video
selections. A 14-day free
trial will be made available
to customers...
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27.04.2006Google Adds Movie Trailers to
Search
Always endeavoring to expand
the utility of its search
engine, Google on Friday
rolled out a new feature for
movie seekers: trailers. Users
can enter the film title and
their zip code or city name to
see nearby showtimes,
critics' reviews and a link
to the movie's trailer...
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12.08.2006Watermark Helps Track Movie Uploader
A man who allegedly uploaded a
copy of the movie "Flushed
Away" to the Internet was
tracked down using a
wartermark on the film and now
faces a felony charge that
could send him to prison for
up to three years. 27 year-old
Salvador Nunez Jr. obtained
the movie from his sister, an
Oscar voter...
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23.02.2007Microsoft Postpones 'Halo' Movie
Those waiting for the upcoming
"Halo" movie will have
to wait a bit longer.
Microsoft said Tuesday that it
would delay the release of the
movie indefinitely, although
the company still plans to
eventually produce the feature
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01.11.2006Link to movie downloads? Be prepared to pay millions
Now-defunct movie sharing sites Cinematube.net and Showstash.com were ordered by Los Angeles judges to pay $1.375 million and $2.7 million,
respectively, to the MPAA for linking to movie downloads...
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24.05.2008Universal's In-movie Shopping Tries to Tip the Scales for HD DVD
Today, Universal Studios Home Entertainment said it's adding an online shopping feature to one of its popular movie releases - the upcoming
Evan Almighty featuring comic Steve Carell - enabling high-def viewers to pause the movie, order something featuring or from the show, and
resume...
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04.10.2007Report: Hybrid movie and game Blu-ray discs coming to PS3
A report from Sony hardware marketing director John Koller yesterday points to the release of "dual format" Blu-ray discs this year. That
is, they'll be both a full-length movie, and a complete associated video game title...
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12.02.2009FT: Fox, iTunes sign movie rental deal
In a breakthrough agreement, another major movie studio will add its feature films to the iTunes lineup, but this time under unusual and potentially
groundbreaking terms...
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27.12.2007Netflix Offers Online Movie Streaming
Subscribers of the movie
service Netfilx will gain the
capability to stream movies to
their PCs. About 1,000 films
and television shows would be
made available through the
service, which will be rolled
out to current customers over
the next six months...
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16.01.2007Amazon Considers Movie
Downloads
Sources near Amazon say that
the company may be close to
offering downloadable movies,
with discussions ongoing
between the online retailer
and movie studios Universal,
Paramount and Warner Bros. The
service could open its doors
by this summer...
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10.03.2006TiVo: Viewers don't skip movie promos
In its latest Stop||Watch commercial rankings, TiVo found that, while viewers fast-forward through most paid advertisements, movie trailers are among
the least skipped...
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21.08.2008Windows Live Movie Maker starts from scratch, plans big
Good to see the Windows Live Wire blog start to focus on Wave 3,
this time with a good post by Eric Doerr on
Windows Live Movie Maker. If youve taken a look at Windows Live Movie Maker, youve no doubt noticed that it is, well, lacking. Eric
explains in the post, however, that because of advances in the way that we create and use digital video, Microsoft decided to start over from scratch
with Windows Live Movie Maker, including revamping the UI to make use of the ribbon interface common to Office 2007 applications.
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09.10.2008Netflix partners with LG on streaming movie device
The movie rental service has decided to abandon its plans for its own set-top box, instead opting to offer its platform through a new device to be
manufactured by LG...
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03.01.2008Movie to be based off of the 'I Love You' virus.
The movie entitled, "I Love You", based off of the well-known "Melissa Virus" is in post production and scheduled for release some time in 2009.
It stars Kristin Bauer, Dean Cain and Briana Evigan.
For those who need a refresher the "I Love You" virus was a worm released on May 4th
2000, that upon infection would mail itself to those on the contact list of the infected. It also made several malicious changes to the infected
computer. Its name was acquired from the fact that it was usually sent as an attachment in an email that had "I Love You" as a subject header.
The movie, according to Evigan, is about a Filipino boy who attempts to contact an American girl. His attempts are unsuccessful so his friends
suggest that he send out a computer virus. Unfortunately, there is not much information available at this point and time. It is also relatively
unclear is the inspiration of the "I Love You" virus is evident solely in the fact that the boy writes a virus, or whether this will be a movie
playing on the origin of the actual virus.
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13.11.2008VeriSign, AxiomTV Partner on Movie Downloads
VeriSign said Tuesday that it
plans to launch its own movie
service next year, to be run
by Axiom, a Rochester, Mich.
based company. The movies on
that service will be targeted
at families, VeriSign said...
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20.12.2006FT: Fox, Apple sign movie rental deal
In a breakthrough agreement, another major movie studio will add its feature films to the iTunes lineup, but this time under unusual and potentially
groundbreaking terms. The deal with Fox will be announced at Macworld...
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28.12.2007CinemaNow Sweetens DVD Burning
Service
Universal Studios became the
first movie studio to provide
movie fans with a way to burn
their downloaded movies to DVD
on the day they are released
in stores through an agreement
with CinemaNow, the service
said Tuesday...
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26.09.2006Apple announces iTunes movie rentals with every major studio
During his Macworld 2008 keynote Tuesday, Steve Jobs announced what everyone knew was coming: iTunes movie rentals. An update to Apple TV was also
unveiled...
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15.01.2008