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Monthly Archives: May 2013
Adobe’s subscription service a step away from digital ownership
Adobe announced Monday that it is moving the most recent versions of its Creative Cloud products to a subscription service.
YouTube to join subscription-based video market
YouTube’s pending paid subscription service could propel it into the leagues of the successful likes of Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon.
In a flaw, a new app strategy shines
A new way to outflank app store operators may be emerging.
Aereo CEO calls broadcast’s bluff
Aereo CEO Chet Kanojia said on Friday that CBS and NewsCorp are extremely unlikely to go through with their threat of cutting off their broadcast service to protest the U.S. Court of Appeals April 1rejection of an injunction against Aereo.
Glass technology faces polarizing outlook
Google Glass faces much skepticism for success in the consumer market, but industry analytics have high hopes for “smart glasses.”
Companies that go to bat for consumer privacy
The Electronic Frontiers Foundation released on May 1 a report that rated media companies on how far they will go to protect consumer privacy.
U.S. government to go BYOD
The Pentagon will approve new smartphones for Defense Department use signaling the proliferation of the bring-your-own-device trend in U.S. business.
Hate crime and privacy fears: Glass is just like the first camera phone
It’s hard to imagine an object more controversial in the present technology realm than Google Glass.
Contagious panel: interaction the key to mobile, digital, and in-store sales
Despite the options for online and mobile shopping, 90% of retail still happens in traditional brick and mortar stores.
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