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Revenue in the LCD industry to rise 14% in 2008 to reach $82.1 bln, driven by strong TV-replacement demand in the US market from the switch to digital broadcasting, the Beijing Summer Olympic Games, as well as growth in the notebook segment.
* Yahoo search arrives on AT&T mobile phones
* Google files patent for wave-powered floating data center
* Microsoft sets Hyper-V free
* One Laptop signs up with Amazon
* JetBlue auctions flights on Web
* Movie industry wary of Real DVD ripper
* Real-estate site expands ad deal with newspapers
* UK fiber-based broadband could cost £28.8 billion
* South Korean government looks to rein in the Net
* Seinfeld ads get thumbs down
Today's Featured Company / Person - Palringo -
Palringo is the first Rich Messaging Service - bringing together for the first time the ability to easily exchange text, voice and picture messages with friends, family and colleagues across all popular instant messaging services, whether sitting at a computer or on the move using a mobile phone or PDA. Host:Ken Rutkowski / Andy Abramson MP3 / RSS (Podcast) / Open Directory of Past Shows
On Monday's Radio show, Ken Rutkowski talked about Yahoo trying to find some media attention, Google takes to the seas for Server farms, Microsoft offering free software, Can Amazon get people to buy the $100 laptop for $400, JetBlue auctioning off expensive vacations, Real's DVD Ripper has Hollywood Pissed, Zillow trying to save the Newspapers, UK not thinking about the Future, South Korea acting like Communist China and can Jerry and Bill be a big hit?
Google files patent for wave-powered floating data center
The system Google engineers sketch out is a self-powered data center placed three to seven miles offshore, potentially operating off the grid. Standard shipping containers would house racks of computers that could be transported by truck and placed onto a boat by crane.
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