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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.
* YouTube to charge $5 for some videos
* Blockbuster Shares Crater
* If Your Password Is 123456, Just Make It HackMe
* Digital Music Gains, but Can't Offset Low CD Sales
* Nokia may offer free navigation
* Amazon offers authors bigger cut of book sales, snubs traditional publishers
* Starbucks Quarterly Profit More Than Triples to $242 Million
* Asian smog discovered above Western USA
* 2D Avatar pulled from theaters
* New iron that won't burn clothes
Today's Featured Company / Person - Memorize Now - If you find yourself in a position of needing or wanting to commit long passages of text to memory, webapp Memorize Now can help. Memorize Now allows you to enter text and then use a variety of devices to help you commit it to memory. You can read the text as is, reduce it to reminder letters—filling in the additional letters to complete the words as necessary to help you remember the passage—and display the passages you've entered in a flashcard style system. Memorizing long passages is never easy but Memorize Now provides a handy tool to make the process a little less arduous.
On Thursday's KenRadio Show, Ken Rutkowski talked about the Power content teen consumer, YouTube charging for Sundance movies, Guessing a password is as easy as 123, CD sales continue to fall, Nokia offers free GPS, Amazon tempting authors to ebooks, Starbucks finds profits, US getting Asia smog, China pulls 2D Avatar and the burnless iron.
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