Nokia continues to expand its Nokia Music Stores across the world, and now Nokia is expanding beyond Europe by taking their Nokia Music Store service to the United Arab Emirates. As is the norm with Nokia Music Store, all the main music labels are aboard such as Sony BMG, Warner, Universal and EMI and in the

The partnership with Warner and DC continues

Glu Mobile Inc., a global publisher of mobile games, has announced that it will be publishing a mobile game based on the forthcoming Warner Bros. Pictures super hero film Watchmen, its fifth title launching through licensing agreement with Warner Bros. The game will launch worldwide in conjunction with the film’s U.S. premiere in March 2009. Watchmen, based on the most celebrated graphic nov...

Would WiMAX pioneer Clearwire seriously consider an about-face move and deploy LTE technology down the road after being such a staunch defender of mobile WiMAX? During a press conference earlier this week to announce the completion of its merger with Sprint's Xohm business unit and the influx of $3.2 billion in capital from a bevy of companies including Comcast, Time Warner, Br...

Clearwire Receives $3.2 Billion Cash Investment from Comcast, Intel, Time Warner Cable, Google and Bright House Networks Clearwire Spectrum Holdings to Enable Unmatched Wireless Network Capacity for Broadband Services KIRKLAND, Wash. and OVERLAND PARK, Kan. – Clearwire Corporation (NASDAQ: CLWRD for the first 20 trading days and CLWR thereafter) and Sprint Nextel Corporation (NYSE: S) announced ...

More than half of Atlantic Records music sales in the U.S. now derive from digital products including iTunes downloads and ringtones, the first time a major label's digital revenues have surpassed traditional media formats.  Atlantic, a unit of Warner Music Group reports digital sales now account for 51 percent of revenues. Despite Atlantic's digital surge, the music industry h...

Warner Bros. announced the launch of Warner Bros. Digital Distribution, a new Korean mobile video service rolled out in partnership with operator KTF. According to Variety, the service offers KTF subscribers their choice from over 150 WB features and television series, including selections from the Harry Potter and The Matrix franchises as well as episodes of Friends and The West Wing. Movies will...

Today Sprint announced that it has completed the merger of its Xohm Wimax unit with Clearwire Corporation. Sprint contributed all of its 2.5 GHz spectrum and its WiMAX-related assets. Comcast, Intel, Time Warner Cable, Google and Bright House Networks all combined to contribute $3.2 billion in cash to help the company get started. Clearwire plans

Cable operators are market leaders for pay TV and broadband services, and have done very well stealing fixed voice lines from traditional telephone carriers. Yet they are woefully behind when it comes to wireless service.

It's all clear sailing now for the new Clearwire. Having managed to solidify its merger with Sprint's Xohm business unit and hold on to $3.2 billion in investment money from Comcast, Time Warner, Bright House Networks, Intel and Google in tough economic times, the mobile WiMAX pioneer is ready to go to market with a service branded "Clear." Clear, said Ben Wolff, Clearwire's CEO, "i...