Sep 30
FT.com, the Internet version of the Financial Times, is instituting a new model for free and paid content on its website. Starting tomorrow, users will be able to access content on FT.com for free up to a total of 30 views per month. After 30 days, they will need to purchase a subscription in [...]
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Sep 30
A Facebook app called Changing The Present has teamed up with several non-profits in order to appeal to Facebook users, and raise money through gifting. Each gift you buy with this application will send a donation to its associated non-profit. Some of the organizations that have signed up to participate in Changing [...]
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Sep 30
Adobe announces at the MAX event in Chicago that it has teamed up with quite a few major content publishers, who will be using the Adobe Mdia Player for distribution purposes. CBS, PBS, Yahoo Video, Meredith Corporation, Blip.tv, Fora.tv, Motionbox, MyToons and StimTV are the content publishers that are going to be distributing video [...]
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Sep 30
The iPhone hack saga continues. In Apple’s forums, a user going by the name of Myndex has begun a discussion around the idea of bringing a class action lawsuit against Apple. The forum post has since been removed, but a screen capture can be seen at information week. As Apple has strengthened its [...]
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Sep 30
CommuniGate’s Pronto! is launching the latest version of its desktop email application at Adobe MAX event in Chicago. This application from Pronto is now available in public beta for users to test out. Pronto’s new version runs on Adobe AIR, and can be accessed both online and offline. Your chat, IM, and [...]
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