May 14, 2007

• Making the Long Tail pay: Indie musicians forge new online revenue models (The New York Times)

• Google says ‘no’ to acquiring news organizations (The Editor’s Weblog)

• Microsoft goes after Linux (Tech Tree)

• Myspace answers copyright questions (CNET News)

• G.I. Joe creator turns to Biblical action figure biz (Christian Post)

• New kids’ food category? (New York Times)

• A deeper look at iPod/health studies (Wired Magazine)

• Blame Canada? Canucks reply to US studio’s piracy accusations (Edmonton Sun)

• Cartoon Network stunt culprits apologize, agree to community service (Houston Chronicle)

• Consumers continue waiting for Wii (AdAge)

• Viacom net income down 36% (The Wall Street Journal)

• Hasbro calls in outstanding Lucas warrants (BusinessWire)

• Joost gets $US45 million funding jolt (The Financial Times)

• Wal-Mart eyeing big acquisition (Yahoo! business)

• Microsoft finishes beta test of new Hotmail (Washington Post)

• Warner Bros. pulls film previews in Canada over piracy concerns (National Post)

• California looks to ban chemical used in preschool toys (SacUnion.com)

• Microsoft pursues Yahoo! to make up Google ad drain (Bloomberg)

• More legal troubles for GooTube (Hollywood Reporter)

• MTV Networks getting into the Mother’s Day mood (Mediaweek)

• Nick steps up merchandising efforts in India (Business Standard)

• Microsoft, Yahoo! merger in the works? (Forbes)

• Almost half of Europe watches TV on the internet (Webuser)

• Not everybody is thrilled with the new Spider-Man (Slate)

• FCC orders retailers to label TVs (Reuters)

• Judge OKs US$1.53 billion verdict against Microsoft (New York Times)

• Sony PS4 in 2010? (Smarthouse)

• Improve your YouTube downloads (Speedbit.com)

• Fox’s Idol still on top (Washington Post)

• Spider-Man 3 will play on a record number of screens in North America (Variety)

• More Spidey news – early Asian box office figures are strong (Deadline Hollywood)

• Radio Shack Q1 profits up (Forbes)

• Preschool exercise bike hooks into TV (New York Times)

• Early reviews for Spider-Man 3 are pouring in (Rotten Tomatoes)

• Ofcom raises questions about BSkyB’s ITV stake (The Guardian)

• Google denies Viacom’s claims (San Francisco Chronicle)

• Jakks Pacific should look at video game sector for growth (Seeking Alpha)

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