Sep
23
Sep
23
What IMDB Says, And What It Ought To Say
Posted by Admin | Posted in TV Gossip | Posted on 23-09-2009
Who watches a Pixar film, and instead of being enthralled by the magic within, simply sits there taking mental notes of things that might not be 100% realistic? IMDB contributors, thats who.
Sep
23
FaxBack Rolls Out Partnerships, Programs
Posted by Admin | Posted in Premium TV | Posted on 23-09-2009
VOIP fax specialist FaxBack announces a beta of a fax ATA device, an alliance with voice over IP services company Epygi and a partner program offering to add Microsoft Fax capabilities into VOIP telecom offerings for free.
– Voice over IP fax server solutions specialist FaxBack announced a beta
program for a new fax analog telephone adapter device, an alliance with Epygi
Technologies and a new partner program at this years ITEXPO event in Los
Angeles, which ran earlier in September.
According to FaxBack, the Fax AT… Read the rest of this entry »
Sep
18
DRM’s tentacles snare British HDTV
Posted by Admin | Posted in PC TV Online | Posted on 18-09-2009
Sep
18
How Do Rumors Get Started? The Office Season Premiere
Posted by Admin | Posted in TV News | Posted on 18-09-2009
Not one to be out of the loop, Michael, the big boss, gossips about Stanley’s affair without first confirming it. When he found out it’s actually true and could possibly ruin a marriage, he then spreads several other rumors to diffuse this truth.
Sep
18
Jajah Enables VOIP Calls from Twitter
Posted by Admin | Posted in Premium TV | Posted on 18-09-2009
VOIP provider Jajah launches an application that lets users make free 2-minute Web phone calls via Twitter. While this beta application is aimed at consumers, Jajah@Call could open the door for business users as well. Twitter is proving to be as much an effective marketing tool for businesses as it is an efficient, real-time messaging platform for consumers.
– VOIP provider Jajah Sept. 17 launched a new application that lets users make
free 2-minute Web phone calls from Twitter.
Jajah@Call, a beta for Jajah users in the United States, lets users call
others in the Jajah@Call program from anywhere they access Twitter, including
mobile phones or PCs via… Read the rest of this entry »
Sep
17
JaJah Enables VOIP Calls From Twitter
Posted by Admin | Posted in Premium TV | Posted on 17-09-2009
VOIP provider JaJah Sept. 17 launched a new application that lets users make free, two-minute Web phone calls from Twitter. While this beta application is aimed at consumers, JaJah hopes plenty of Twitter users will leverage JaJah@Call because it could open the door for even business users. Twitter is proving to be as much an effective marketing tool for businesses as it is an efficient, real-time messaging platform for consumers.
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Sep
14
First Look: 5 Minutes of Grey’s Anatomy Season 6
Posted by Admin | Posted in TV News | Posted on 14-09-2009
Swore this show off from my list, but I’m still gonna put this video on this blog since…I have to say, this show did a lot to boost this site.
Sep
14
BrokenTV Movie Club: Special Bulletin (1983)
Posted by Admin | Posted in TV Gossip | Posted on 14-09-2009
This is something quite special. Special Bulletin was a TV movie broadcast on NBC in 1983, depicting a threat from US-based intellectual-pacifist terrorist cell to detonate a nuke in a Charleston harbour. At this point you might be mentally composed a Photoshopped screen-grab plastered with the words PACIFISM FAIL, but bear with us. The twist is, all events are relayed through simulated live news broadcasts from the fictional RBS Network. It’s all put together very well, being recorded on video as opposed to film in order to capture the newsy feel more accurately, and it even opens with a realistically-1983-ish promo for forthcoming shows being interrupted by a – hey! – special bulletin.
Sep
14
With Nortel Deal, Avaya Moves Past Cisco in Enterprise Telephony
Posted by Admin | Posted in Premium TV | Posted on 14-09-2009
Avaya will pay more than $900 million for Nortel Networks’ Enterprise Solutions business, which includes Nortel’s unified communications technologies. The deal will give Avaya a 25 percent share of the enterprise telephony market, putting Cisco Systems in second place at 16 percent, according to analysts. The deal is part of bankrupt Nortel’s decision to sell off its businesses piecemeal.
– Avaya is propelling itself to the top of the enterprise telephony market
with its $900 million purchase of bankrupt Nortel Networks’ enterprise
business.
The combination of Avaya and Nortel’s enterprise business will give Avaya
about 25 percent of the enterprise telephony market, outdistancing C… Read the rest of this entry »