News Corp said launching Japan satellite TV channel (Reuters)
Court dismisses video copyright case against Veoh (Reuters) Reuters - A U.S. judge has thrown out a copyright infringement case against Veoh Networks Inc, an Internet video start-up with high-profile Hollywood backers, ruling that video-sharing companies are not solely responsible for policing piracy that may take place on their sites. YouTube Cheers Dismissal of Veoh Copyright Suit (NewsFactor) NewsFactor - In a ruling that could have implications for Viacom's $1.65 billion lawsuit against YouTube, a California federal court on Wednesday dismissed a copyright-infringement lawsuit against online video-sharing site Veoh Networks. Google Outlines Plans for Android Apps Market (PC Magazine)
TiVo shows another profit, but outlook weak (AP)
Judge: Veoh's Transcoding Is Not Piracy (PC Magazine) PC Magazine - Online video site Veoh was handed a victory Wednesday when a California judge dismissed a copyright infringement case filed by adult entertainment company IO Group. TiVo issues 3Q revenue guidance below Wall Street (AP)
TiVo tying up with Entertainment Weekly: report (Reuters)
YouTube screens "No End" doc (Reuters)
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Reuters - News Corp plans to launch another
satellite television channel in Japan by 2011, according to a
Nikkei report that cited no sources.
PC Magazine - Google will house its Android marketplace on an open content distribution system similar in style to YouTube, and the first Android phone will include access to a beta version of Android Market, the search engine giant said Thursday.
AP - TiVo Inc. managed consecutive quarters of profitability for the first time ever despite eroding subscriptions, demonstrating that the pioneer in digital video recorders is on track in reducing marketing expenses and subsidies.
Reuters - Digital video recorder maker TiVo Inc
is set to enter into an agreement with Time Warner's
Entertainment Weekly that will allow its users to automatically
record shows suggested by the magazine's staff, the Wall Street
Journal said.
Reuters - Filmmaker Charles
Ferguson is bringing his documentary "No End in Sight" to
YouTube.
