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  PSFK: Targeting music fans, Soundtrack to Your Life will be promoted through a press and online advertising campaign and is available to all mobile users. It will provide news, reviews, gossip and interviews accessible via an icon downloaded onto the handset at a cost to the consumer of only a few pence per "issue". (via Cosmos)

  Digital Media Wire | connecting people & knowledge: Fredrik de Wahl, CEO of the Venice Project, the much discussed internet TV project that was initiated by Kazaa and Skype co-founders Niklas Zennstrom and Janus Friis, ran into some unexpected car trouble last night. Dirk-Willem van Gulik says on the company blog that in spite of the main router breaking in the process of setting up a new datacenter, the beta version of their Internet TV service "should be up and running just before Christmas." (via Cosmos)

  Law Librarian Blog: channels and scheduled shows, but will also offer searching and interactive features. In the mathematics of innovation, you can view this as YouTube + P2P + Electronic Program Guide. See also Skype Creators to Launch Online TV Service. and the Venice Project website where you can sign up for beta testing. December 19, 2006 in Information Technology | (via Cosmos)

  Kevin Maney: then the telecom industry, with Skype. They were doing it with companies that don't look anything like a Silicon Valley start-up. (via Cosmos)

E-Commerce Law: The plan would appear to mesh well with MySpace’s plans to develop technology that will help block convicted sex offenders from using the site. MySpace worked with the Virginia attorney general on the proposal, which may be presented to legislators early next year, and has lobbied other state and federal officials to create similar e-mail registries. (via Cosmos)

The Equity Kicker: Zennstrom and Friis have fantastic pedigree across two really successful companies and I’m sure what I’m about to say won’t be news to them.  To me P2P delivery is interesting, but the really exciting play is in the service level, and a few things seem to be missing.  At this stage I should say that I haven’t participated in the beta - so anyone who has direct experience of the service (and can share) please chip in.  And if anyone wants to invite me….. (via Cosmos)

The Praized Blog: 8) Video Monetization: a clear business model will emerge. Either Google’s acquisition of YouTube or the launch of the Venice Project (don’t bet against Janus Friis and Niklas Zennstrom”¦) 9) The proliferation of destination sites without clear business models will lead to a lot of them to adopt the B2B business model, i.e. (via Cosmos)

  gemal.dk - Gemal's Psyched Blog: The pair plans to develop software for distributing TV shows and other forms of video over the Web using peer-to-peer technology. Working under the code name "The Venice Project," Zennstrom and Friis have assembled teams of top software developers in about a half-dozen cities around the world, including New York, London, and Leiden. (via Cosmos)

Watching, Testing, Digesting: Skype Software & Hardware Gadgets.: In addition, Henry Gomez, currently General Manager of Skype North America, will become Chief Marketing Officer and Director of Country Operations Worldwide for Skype, a newly created role in which he willbe responsible for worldwide marketing and local business activities around the world. Gomez is a 6-year eBay veteran who ran eBay's marketing PR, corporate communications and government relationsoperations prior to joining Skype last November. (via Cosmos)

FarsTec.com (Persian Weblog) - Dezful: Michael Cowpland, founder of Corel, Canada Jarkko Oikarinen, founder of IRC, FinlandNiklas Zennström, founder of Kazaa and Skype, Sweden Jon S. von Tetzchner , founder of Opera, Norway Rasmus Lerdorf, inventor of PHP, Denmark ------- (via Cosmos)

TechLime: Janus Friis and Niklas Zennstrom have plowed $2.5 billion into the project which is codenamed ‘The Venice Project‘. The plan is to offer near high-definition programmes across the Interweb . (via Cosmos)

  Web Design Book: Basically, if you’re a company based in the UK you need to include the same statutory information on outgoing emails and on your website as you would on letters and invoices. Otherwise, you risk a fine. (via Cosmos)

Pinoy Tech Blog - The Philippines’ Premier Technology Blog: Enter Skype. If you don’t know what Skype is, I’m guessing you’re pretty much as old as my lola (lol!)Seriously, if you haven’t been hiding under a rock somewhere, you would know that Skype is software that runs on your PC that allows you to talk to other people who have this same software. (via Cosmos)

TechLime: A notebook without Preface can play music for a few hours 3-5 if you are lucky and you need a couple of minutes to access your data. With Preface, Portalplayer - now Nvidious - claims 300-500 hours of music playback and less than one second to access your data. (via Cosmos)

Voip And Cheap Ld: 09, as well as content from leading companies, including cisco, microsoft, and red hat. Broadband Router Wrt54g External Antenna This is adequate only for smaller systems, and can suffer from not søgeord oplyst schmidtsdorff mysander 1 171773. (via Cosmos)

[Voip-sol.com] IPTV - VoIP Sol: There is nothing much on the website of The Venice Project yet .others will be offering students a package of broadband Internet, IPTV, and VoIP.

[Advancedmediacommittee.typepad.com] Media 3.0 with Shelly Palmer: Apple has sold over 58 million iPods (and they're doing fine, Josh), but there are literally millions of other personal media devices in the marketplace including over-featured cell phones, PDAs and even a few media players that are not from Apple, like Zen and Sony. This is a very crowded space and it is going to get even more crowded as new 3G and other wireless broadband devices start to hit the market in 2007.

 [Video-link.com] Video-Link: "Broadband is coming into its own as a legitimate medium for creativity," said Cisco senior vice president, Dan Scheinman. "The convergence of high-speed Internet and entertainment, coupled with networked consumer electronics devices, creates unique opportunities for digital artists to explore new forms of storytelling." In this effort to attract new content, Cisco and MTVu Uber have initiated a national "Digital Incubator" project to discover new digital media broadband creators. 

 [Eurotelcoblog.blogspot.com] EuroTelcoblog: A Palladium Club mega-uber value reader did a very skillful screen-grab of Venice (click to enlarge) as it was launching, to capture the list of acknowledgements which appears very, very briefly. There's an interesting list of copyrights here, under the phrase, "parts of this product are": Joltid (okay, we knew that), the Regents of the University of California, OpenSSL Project, Sleepycat Software (I assume it's this), David Beckett (this David Beckett looks like a strong candidate, but I'm not sure), the University of Bristol (twice), Lev Walkin, and Dr.

 [Voipcentral.org] voip blog: http://www.voipcentral.org/entry/skype-founders-all-set-to-launch-iptv-services-next-year/ http://www.voipcentral.org/entry/skype-founders-all-set-to-launch-iptv-services-next-year/ http://www.voipcentral.org/entry/skype-founders-all-set-to-launch-iptv-services-next-year/#comments Bhagaban There has been much hype regarding the Venice Project, codename of IPTV service started by Skype founders Janus Friis and Niklas Zennstrom in July this year. I came to know that Janus-Niklas duo has finished the project and set to launch the broadband TV service sometime next year.

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