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I Want My MLB

I gleefully blogged earlier this month about ordering satellite TV and giving my cable provider the old kiss-off — sadly, it was not meant...

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Adobe’s Web of Distribution

Adobe plans to embed some of its video editing software on popular digital media Web-sites, starting with Photobucket, in the hopes of driving more...

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Pogue’s Megapixel Madness

The New York Times’ David Pogue has a fairly good takedown of the “megapixel myth” but I think he conveys a not altogether accurate...

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Watching Where You Walk

A moment of peace and solitude is hard to find in New York City and if N.Y. State Senator Carl Kruger has his way,...

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CE Is ‘Ubiquitous’ On Web Today

Three stories popped up today concerning CE proving how “ubiquitous” the industry’s products have become in everyday life. Here they are: Jobs Favors Free...

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Jobs Loves Unprotected Music

Steve Jobs thinks the music industry should do whatever it takes to make Apple money. I mean, he thinks they should abandon copy protection....

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Smart People On Copyrights

Two recent interesting takes on the stickiness of copyrights in the digital age: First, outlining the potential mother of all copyright cases, Jeffrey Toobin...

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Satellite TV vs. Cable

I don’t consider myself a spiteful person, but when it comes to my cable TV provider, all bets are off. After nearly three years...

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Fujifilm Lowers Prices

Fujifilm shaved $100 off the suggested retails of the FinePix S9100 and FinePix S6000fd digital cameras. The models drop to a suggested $499 and...

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Vista

Vista has been on the street for just over 72 hours and the world appears remarkably similar to how it was on Jan. 29,...

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Digital Camera Growth to Continue?

That’s one way to interpret the news that Taiwanese OEMs are ramping up their production, according to this DigiTimes report (hat tip: Imaging Resource)....

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Retail Lesson To Learn

The Internet can be a double-edged sword capable of bringing in a great deal of wealth or disaster as Wisconsin-based Discount-Mats.com discovered. According to...

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CE’s Changes Seen At CES

International CES celebrated its 40th anniversary in Las Vegas earlier this month with many of its old friends — established consumer electronics manufacturers, retailers...

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Go (away) Chargers!

The best technologies at CES aren’t always the flashiest (sorry all you 100-inch-plus TV makers, I only have a 10-foot by 12-foot family room)....

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Hollywood And DRM

Is Hollywood more concerned with piracy or with using digital rights management (DRM) to create a “forced scarcity” to generate new revenue streams for...

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CES Is 40, But It’s 25 For Me

The International Consumer Electronics Show, CES for short, celebrates its 40th year with this week’s show. For me, this show marks a personal milestone...

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TWICE Expands Coverage Of CES

Welcome to the 2007 International CES. As we’ve probably mentioned on several special occasions over the years, the consumer electronics industry changes more often...

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CES Begins Before It Begins

CES News Breaks Before CES Midway through what seems to be an all-day Continental Newark-to-Las Vegas flight, our pilot tells us that it is...

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Software For Cub Scouts

I get inundated on a regular basis by companies pushing new software titles, but yesterday I ran across something new. While helping assemble the Pinewood...

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War, What is it Good For?

Who wants more megapixels? Everyone, apparently. According to a survey from ChangeWave Research (pdf), more megapixels is far and away the most sought after...

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Last Minute Shopping

My well-designed plan to start and finish all my Christmas shopping the week prior to the holiday was wiped out by a case of...

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When Less Is More

The conventional wisdom has it that consumers buy surround sound systems for their immersive effect. While that’s no doubt overwhelmingly true, the Consumerist offers...

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The Gift Of Music

Our friends at The NPD Group this week released a study pointing out that downloading video from free peer-to-peer (P2P) services is outpacing downloads...

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Wii Don’t Need This Behavior

In a world where parents of teens and pre-teens attack coaches and opponents of their children’s teams, where road rage has escalated to shootings,...

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Person of the Year!

Based on internal survey data, I know that many of our readers are skeptical about blogs. But now that Time Magazine has named me...

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Welcome

Welcome to TWICE’s newly designed Web site. If you were able to find your way into this blog area, you can see that there...

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