IPTVision > Gates Keynote - I Did Well On My Predictions

[The Profitable Podcast | Paul Colligan’s Profitable Podcasting] They spent 5 seconds on their content partners for video on demand - Vongo, Showtime - and I can’t remember the other. When you give such little attention - it’s obvious that things aren’t for prime time (sorry about the pun).

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[Ces.engadget.com] Live coverage of Bill Gates CES keynote - Engadget: Gates’ keynote also showcased the momentum behind Xbox Live, announcing that more than half of all Xbox 360 owners are already connected to the online games and entertainment service, which boasts a worldwide community of more than 2 million members. He demonstrated Electronic Arts Inc.’s forthcoming EA SPORTS™ “Fight Night Round 3,” scheduled to be available in February 2006, and announced that a free, playable high-definition demo of the game is now available at the Xbox Live Marketplace, a one-stop digital download center where consumers can access high-definition games, music and movie content from leading industry partners

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