AFACT’s appeal against iiNet decision dismissed

Internet service provider iiNet just won its long-running legal battle against the massed forces of Hollywood, but there's some gotchas buried in the High Court decision. Read more on the blog...

UpWord Studios Launches The Rosary Multi-Touch eBook on iTunes, Bringing Together Catholic Teachings and New Media ...

One of the first multi-touch ebooks available on iTunes, the inaugural project of non-profit UpWord Studios offers a fresh example of how digital technology is being applied to serve the Catholic communityOlathe, KS (PRWEB) May 09, 2012 UpWord Studios (http://www.upwordstudios.org), a non-profit organization that supports and funds the creation of Catholic new media, today launched The Rosary ...

Hands On: Samsung Galaxy S III

Samsung held its "Unwrapped" event in London yesterday to show off its next handset, the Galaxy S III. Electronista atttended the unveiling, and spent some time with the handset after an hour-long presentation from the company management. The new model, considerably larger but not significantly thicker, offers a high-quality screen, faster processor, a Siri-like voice management feature and a ...

Autonomy Unveils Rich Media Management Platform to Give Broadcasters and Marketers Real-Time ...

Unique Platform Understands and Acts on Concepts in all Forms of Rich Media, Transforming Information into Dynamic and Actionable Business Assets LAS VEGAS - NAB SHOW - Autonomy, an HP Company, today unveiled NewSocial 24x7 and MultiMedia Broadcast Monitoring solutions, the world's first format and language agnostic media monitoring and analytics solutions. A new release of Virage MediaBin 8 has ...

Two stupid lies the right spread this week

Did you hear about the new law in Egypt that the Muslim Brotherhood supported that allowed people to have sex with dead women? It was on all the blogs yesterday. "Hard to come up with a more apt image of the Arab Spring than an aroused Islamist rogering a corpse," wrote Mark Steyn . It's hard to come up with a more apt image of the state of contemporary Islamophobia than Mark Steyn furiously ...