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Morning Links: September 28, 2006

Authored by Robert Spears on September 28, 2006 - 3:38am.
WSJ: Mobile ESPN to End Venture, Seek New Strategy
R: Price of Microsoft’s Zune to Match iPod, Will Lose Money
SoCalT: Former MySpace Chairman’s Demand Media Raises $100M
R: Yahoo Acquires Video-Editing Site Jumpcut
BW: VideoEgg Gets $12 Million Round
LAT: Creator of Morpheus Is Found Liable
Acacia Technologies Acquires Rights to Patent for Web Personalization
LAT: Warner Bros. Cuts Its Online Division
WSJ: Nokia Ramps Up Multimedia Cellphone Plans
WSJ: Cable Firms Bulk Up Web-TV Offerings
WSJ: Universal, Warner Pull Muisc Videos From Fuse, Yahoo
CNET: Filmmaker Peter Jackson to Develop Xbox Games
CNET: Placeshifting Slingbox Gets New Siblings
R: MySpace May Be Worth $15 Billion in 3 Years
NYT: Chicago Manual of Style Goes Online with Subscription Model
R: BBC Teams Up with Microsoft for Digital Future
R: Technical Hurdles Delay Mobile Skype
Christie/AIX Completes 1,000th Digital Cinema Installation
ChickAdvisor.com Launches Social Shopping Site for Women
GAM: Google’s Chief Chaos Officer, Shona Brown
tags: Games | Mobile | Sports | Internet | Video | ESPN | Links |



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