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FRACK & FELGERCARB!: Azureus mentions these BBC titles in its press release: Red Dwarf, Strange, Invasion Earth, Little Britain, Doctor Who, Fawlty Towers (starring John Cleese of Monty Python), Coupling, Keeping Up Appearances, League of Gentlemen and Ideal. No word on the full line-up just yet. (via Cosmos)

  TravelinLibrarian.info: I've started playing with the new 3.0 version of the Azureus BitTorrent client and their Zudeo directory/store of legal Torrents. Here's the first thing I found, Batman: Dead End, an amazing fan short-film pitting Batman agains not only the Joker but also a Predator and an Alien. (via Cosmos)

Hasan Diwan on the Web!: Zudeo (via Cosmos)

  agnesvarnum.com: It doesn’t look like you will see any money from it unless you have a deal with a content provider (like BBC), however, the upside is the quality of your delivery. If you want people to see your work at top quality, this is the spot to go. (via Cosmos)

confusionball: Zudeo, set up by the people behind the popular BitTorrent client Azureus (named after a poisonous tree frog, natch), has announced that it has signed a distribution deal with BBC Worldwide for a bunch of BBC content, including (according to the press release) Red Dwarf, Strange (via Cosmos)

Outpost of the Empty Head: Under the terms of the agreement, BBC Worldwide will license international hit television series to U.S. users of the service, including Red Dwarf, Strange and Invasion Earth, debuting via broadband for the first time in the U.S. Other titles include International Emmy® award-winning, Little Britain, Doctor Who, Fawlty Towers (starring John Cleese of Monty Python), Coupling, Keeping Up Appearances, League of Gentlemen and Ideal among others. (via Cosmos)

  CyberNet News: Keeping you plugged in!: Basically, I would say that this is a condensed list of the one started in our forum by wipeout140 where you’ll find a very extensive list of applications that is constantly being updated, along with preferred applications in bold font. (via Cosmos)

  Monkey Bites: Azureus mentions these BBC titles in its press release: Red Dwarf, Strange, Invasion Earth, Little Britain, Doctor Who, Fawlty Towers (starring John Cleese of Monty Python), Coupling, Keeping Up Appearances, League of Gentlemen and Ideal. No word on the full line-up just yet. (via Cosmos)

Later Nerdz: The BBC will be providing an initial licensing offering to customers of Red Dwarf, Strange and Invasion Earth, Little Britain, Doctor Who, Fawlty Towers, Coupling, Keeping Up Appearances, League of Gentlemen and Ideal. Zudeo is positioning itself in the “IPTV” (via Cosmos)

NewTeeVee: like downloading movies to watch while they’re still in the theater. VCD Quality lists what current movie releases have been made available online, and then it’s simply a matter of finding a well-seeded torrent on Mininova or Torrentspy. (via Cosmos)

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[Engadgethd.com] Engadget HD: With Zune and Vista hogging all the headlines these days, you may have forgotten that Microsoft is also hard at work pushing its IPTV Edition software platform into living rooms around the world, so the software giant decided to take the Broadband World Forum Europe in Paris as occasion to remind us just how committed it is to TV over the internet. The major announcement to come out of the conference was the immediate availability of system-on-a-chip set-top boxes powered by Redmond from several of the major STB hardware manufacturers, including Cisco, Motorola, Philips, and Tatung.

 [Testmy.net] testmy.net - Tech RSS and Blog Feeds: Industry adoption of next-generation specifications will provide a substantial boost to the market for wireless multimedia networking, prompting growth in excess of 50 million wireless network devices by 2010, according to The Wireless Multimedia LAN: Requirements and Outlook. This new report from Parks Associates predicts that annual sales and shipments of wireless multimedia-capable devices, including home networking gears, personal computers, and fixed and mobile consumer electronics, will grow from 2.5 million units in 2006 to nearly 52 million units by year-end 2010, due in large part to standardization in the market.

[Tvninja.com] TVNinja.com - Fighting For All Things TV!: BT’s Vision internet TV service launched today to much fanfare in the UK.  But it faces a lot of stiff competition from the BBC, ITV, Telewest and Sky.  So in an attempt to augment the content already available on their service Bt have announced that English Premiership soccer matches will be available via the Irish sports channel, Setanta.

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