Newspapers as we know them will cease to exist in the United States in the next seven years. Print news publications in Britain and Iceland will go the way of the dodo by 2019, futurist... More...

We came across the DENY T1 at a small booth on our way out of the conference yesterday. It is a small (2.7" touch screen TFT-LCD) digital media player that packs a decent punch.... More...

Here's a quick note for all of those interested in a Pink Zune. Amazon.com has began selling the Pink coloured Zune 30 GB Digital Media Player, not to be confused with rumoured Zune 2.0 in... More...

Fox television is being cautious with its move to the digital distribution age. The company told Reuters that it is taking a more cautious approach than rival networks in making its most popular TV shows... More...

Microsoft and the Walt Disney Co. have struck an alliance that will see the two companies working closely together to develop digital media content and delivery systems, the companies are expected to announce Monday. ... More...

In 1991, Microsoft Corp. added the first digital audio and video capabilities to the Microsoft Windows operating system with Multimedia Extensions in Windows 3.0. From that simple beginning, Microsoft has continued to develop the core... More...

IBM and RealNetworks are aligning digital media technologies to create a system for content owners to sell their assets electronically, in a partnership to rival a common foe: Microsoft. The two companies... More...

New Plus! Update Adds Most-Requested Features, Including Video CD Creation And New Plus! Dancers; New Free Trial Versions of Plus! Photo Story 2 and Plus! Dancer Available for Download Microsoft Corp.... More...

Thanks pjak ...We have recently enhanced the Microsoft Plus! experience and are releasing the following update to Plus! Digital Media Edition. This update fixes minor issues with Plus! Audio Converter, Plus! Alarm Clock, Plus! Analog... More...

Microsoft Corp. and AOL Time Warner Inc. today announced an agreement to collaborate on long-term digital media initiatives that will accelerate the adoption of digital content, and to settle the pending litigation between their companies.... More...

Hardware Industry and Microsoft Collaborate to Give People More Options For Enjoying Their Digital Entertainment Microsoft Corp. today introduced new technologies designed to help the hardware community provide consumers with more... More...

Top Three OEMs, Dell, Gateway and HP, to Offer Plus! Digital Media Edition to PC Customers; New Plus! Dancers and PowerToy for Music Devices Offer Extra Online Bonuses Microsoft Corp. today... More...

Plus! Portable Audio Devices Power Toy This tool lets you instantly access and manage the content on a Windows Media Player 9 Series compatible portable audio device attached to your computer. With Plus! Portable... More...

A group called the "Holics Project" have again, according to various reliable resources, successfully released a working "crack" that disables Plus! Digital Media Edition's WPA (Windows Product Activation) module. The group responsible for cracking Office... More...

RealNetworks on Wednesday made available the source code for sending video and audio over the Internet to other software and hardware makers. The release of the code, called the Helix DNA Server, is part of... More...

Promising to open the floodgates for media content delivery, RealNetworks is releasing a digital rights management platform that supports both standards-based and Internet media formats, such as RealAudio, RealVideo, MP3, and MPEG-4. ... More...

On January 7, 2003, Microsoft will release the second Plus! pack for Windows XP, Plus! Digital Media Edition (Plus! DME), which the company bills as the ultimate photo, music, and movie enhancement pack for its... More...

Two mathematics professors have developed a new theory that could, if implemented, pave the way for dramatically more precise renditions of digital imaging and audio, according to an article published this week in Exploration, Vanderbilt... More...

(IDG) -- Hinting at a campaign to govern digital media, Microsoft has announced that more than 150 companies are supporting the digital media features in the software maker's new Windows XP OS, which was released... More...