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| Penny Arcade Digs into DRM, Now With More Crecente [Essay] Last week Penny Arcade's own Tycho contacted me to see if I would be interested in writing a short piece for their site about Digital Rights Management. What with the escalating brouhaha with Electronic Arts and likelihood that this won't be the la [..] |
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Amazon users slam Spore for DRM  Filed under: Mac, PC, Simulations
The Digital Rights Madness around Spore has started an internet war. After demonstrating their power earlier this year with the "Mass Effect Sex-box" author, a gang of ruthless Amazon [..] |
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| Frankenreview, Gran Turismo 5 Prologue (PS3) [Roundup] There are people, reading this right now, who bought a $600 PlayStation 3 at launch for one game: Gran Turismo 5. Why? Because despite the recent advancement of other racing franchises, Polyphony Digital's near religious devotion to au [..] |
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| Oprah Endorsing Amazon's Kindle Chris Nuttall at the FT reports:
Kindle sales appear likely to get a significant boost on Friday, with talk-show megastar Oprah Winfrey apparently about to endorse Amazon's digital book reader.
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| Double Fine: "Brutal Legend Is Fine" [Brutal Legend] While fans wonder en masse about the fate of Brütal Legend amid the new Activision Blizzard's worrying talk of "reviewing our options" and "improving efficiency," developer Double Fine's Tim Schafer has been fretting over his South Beach diet and finding a weevil in his Kashi oatmeal. In [..] |
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| Vivendi Gives Bourne Back To Ludlum [Activision Blizzard] As a part of Activision's continuing offloading of Sierra properties, Ludlum Entertainment has required the rights to create games based off of the works of Robert Ludlum. These include the Bourne series and Covert One, both of which excited Crecente to no end when Vivendi first announced them back in 2005. Now three y [..] |
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| Diablo Fans Petition Against Diablo III [Let The Complaining Begin!] After years of hoping, praying, cajoling, and begging for a follow-up, Blizzard has finally announced Diablo III, and fans all over the world cheered before getting down to business - complaining. A petition has gone up at whiner headquarters PetitionOnline, with over 2,000 fans signing on to compla [..] |
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| Here, The Lich King System Requirements [World Of Warcraft] Blizzard have released the specs sheet for their upcoming World of Warcraft expansion, Wrath of the Lich King. And, yes, being World of Warcraft, they're nice and low (though they have been upgraded from previous WoW specs, just a [..] |
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| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 3.249 |
| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 3.249 |
| The Secret Inventions Of New MSN Head Qi Lu (MSFT) Incoming Microsoft (MSFT) digital head Qi Lu is more than just a quiet, hard-working, bright engineer; the man is also a prolific inventor.
Joseph Tartakoff of the Seattle P-Idoes some digging at the US Patent and Trademark Office, and [..] |
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| Handango Expands Smartphone Gaming [Handango] Smartphone app and game seller Handango is teaming up with Digital Chocolate and I-play to bring new games to the Blackberry and Windows Mobile devices. The weird thing is that they don't seem at all interested in the device that really making i [..] |
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