Wednesday, September 21, 2005

Chinese Search Engine Baidu to (Web promotion) Appeal (AP)AP - Chinese search


Chinese Search Engine Baidu to Appeal (AP)
AP - Chinese search engine Baidu.com plans to appeal a court verdict ruling it violated copyrights held by a local affiliate of global music giant EMI, Baidu's lawyer said Tuesday.

Fear Driving Telecoms to VoIP, Says Survey (TechWeb)
TechWeb - Global telecom carriers are accelerating their plans to offer Internet-based VOIP services for fear of losing critical business to competitors, according to a report by Heavy Reading.

Apple CEO Steve Jobs Calls Music Industry Greedy (NewsFactor)
NewsFactor - Apple chief executive Steve Jobs has accused the music industry of being greedy. His comments were geared toward the possibility that record companies might try to change pricing for songs when their contracts come up for renewal with Apple's iTunes music service.

Authors Hit Google With Copyright Lawsuit (AP)
AP - An organization of more than 8,000 authors accused Google Inc. Tuesday of"massive copyright infringement,"saying the powerful Internet search engine cannot put its books in the public domain for commercial use without permission.

Big Players Enter VOIP Game (Ziff Davis)
Ziff Davis - News Analysis: MSN, Yahoo and AOL, the originators of Internet telephony, are finally getting down to business.

John Lennon Memorabilia to Be Auctioned (AP)

"AAP - Baby, you can drive his car. John Lennon's 1956 Austin Princess, the modified hearse featured in his 1973 documentary, "Imagine," is among items tobe auctioned starting Oct. 2 at http://www.juliensauctions.com.



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