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Dabble is a video remix community that makes it easy and fun for people to create, browse, and find video online. We provide the tools that put you on the other side of the lens, whether that’s a digital camera, cell phone, or video camera.

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Nike, Google Kick Off Social-Networking Site

Nike, Google Kick Off Social-Networking Site

The sporting goods giant and the Internet search king have teamed up to create Joga.com and connect soccer fans around the world.

Nike (NKE) and Google (GOOG), hoping to take social networking to a new realm, have quietly launched the first invitation-only Web site for soccer-mad fans around the world. Joga.com went live late last week and will soon be running in 140 countries and 14 languages.

What’s next in telecommunications? | Tech News on ZDNet

What’s next in telecommunications?

As the most influential executives in the telecommunications
industry gather this week in Las Vegas for their annual powwow, they’re
more likely to be talking about TV than phones.

Judging from the diverse list of keynote speakers, it’s easy to see
that the phone business is readying itself for cataclysmic change. The
traditional telecommunications market has already begun consolidating in anticipation.

New technology developments are making it possible for content owners,
such as Disney, and Internet companies, such as Google and Yahoo, to
also become competitors to the cable and phone companies, since these
companies will also be able to deliver telephony and video services.

Wired 14.03: START

DVRs, DVDs, iTunes Video - no one watches TV in real time anymore. So Nielsen Media Research, the venerable monitor of America’s viewing habits, is rebooting.

Digital Spy - Broadcasting - ABC to test online streaming in April

ABC
ABC will test streaming of its network programming online next month, according to various reports.

The shows would be available eight hours after their broadcast airing through abc.com, with commercials included.

Popular ABC shows such as Desperate Housewives and Lost are already available for download in the US at $1.99 (£1.15) a shot through iTunes.

AOL Television: In2TV.

In2TV is the first broadband TV network and it’s got the largest collection of free TV shows anywhere on the Web. Not just highlights or listings, but full-length TV episodes with a range of choices and loads of interactive features. Online. Anytime. Always free.

Here’s how it works. AOL and Warner Bros. have teamed up to bring you literally hundreds of episodes of TV shows online. Dramas, comedies, thrillers, even animated series. Shows and stars you grew to know and love. Shows like ‘Welcome Back, Kotter,’ ‘Growing Pains,’ ‘Wonder Woman,’ ‘La Femme Nikita,’ ‘Alice,’ ‘Kung Fu,’ ‘Babylon 5′ and more. And, we will be adding more shows and video clips in the near future, including more recent programs and other TV-related content that you can’t find anywhere else on the web.

Apple TV: wait and sue | The Register.

For worse, the online media market continues to fracture into the haves and the have nots - those that have partnered with Apple and those that have not.

Media companies baffling the public with their ineptitude is nothing new. Apple had to drag the labels kicking and screaming to iTunes. Now, Apple has had to show the mogul crowd how to do a subscription service right by this week offering a discount on TV shows (The Daily Show and The Colbert Report) and letting consumers keep their programs. Why Napster, Real and the RIAA think making music disappear at the end of an expensive subscription will prove attractive is anyone’s guess.

NCAA tourney heads to iTunes.

Apple Computer said on Tuesday that it will make available condensed versions of all 63 men’s NCAA basketball tournament games.

Apple will sell them for $1.99 each or $19.99 for a “season pass” for all the games. CBS has previously announced plans to show many of the games for free over the Internet.

First full-length movie available in iTunes Store.

Although the movie isn’t the latest Hollywood blockbuster, the made-for-TV Disney Channel original movie by the name of “High School Musical” is nonetheless the first full-length movie to be offered through the iTMS.

At 487Mb it’s a little more than the usual music download, however that hasn’t stopped a $1.99 price tag, the same as a episode of Lost or Desperate Housewives, being pinned on the download.

Macworld UK - Sopranos sing on iTunes.

Sopranos sing on iTunes

Yet more TV-related shows have debuted on iTunes in the US, this time from HBO’s globally successful series, ‘The Sopranos’.

As it prepares to launch the sixth season of the series, the network is offering video interviews with the cast, show summaries, behind-the-scenes footage and audio clips through Apple’s service. Complete shows aren’t being released just yet.

HBO has also introduced similar content for three other shows: ‘Big Love’, ‘Rome’ and ‘Entourage’.