CryptoLogic, a provider of internet gaming software, has entered into an internet poker agreement with Boss Media, a subsidiary of GTECH, a provider of gaming technology and services.
DNS inventor Dr Paul Mockapetris believes that wide-spread adoption of improvements to security on the Internet is very close, despite delays to DNSSEC that he has labelled as baffling.
NHS has integrated its health information websites, NHS Choices and NHS Direct to provide a single source of information to the public at www.nhs.uk.
Germany-based Yasni has announced that it will soon launch its people search and online reputation management service, www.yasni.co.uk, to enable the users in the UK to search for online information about themselves and also about others.
Harris Corporation has released the version 3.0 of IconMaster, a master control switcher that is configurable between standard- and high-definition formats and offers advanced features that is claimed to enable broadcasters to streamline workflow, centralize media management and lower per-channel costs in multichannel environments.
Dish Network, a provider of pay-TV services, has entered into an agreement with targeted media services provider Invidi Technologies to use Invidi's Advatar technology to deliver addressable, targeted national and local television advertising.
CryptoLogic, a developer of software for the internet gaming market, has signed a multi-year agreement with NextGen Gaming, an independent developer of slot games for the gambling industry.
Social networking site MySpace has announced a partnership with aGoodCause.co.uk to create AidMaker, new application that will help raise money for charities through online purchases.
Over the 12 months to the end of 2008, Verdict predicts that the buoyant video games market will have grown by GBP1.37 billion. This is especially significant when compared to the stagnation in the music and video sectors, which have recorded a combined growth of just GBP0.03 billion. It is likely, then, that the video game retail market will soon become the largest entertainment sector in the UK.
Yorkshire Dales and Harrogate Tourism Partnership has announced the launch of its new website, aimed at luring more tourists to the area.
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