Big Bucks Rolling In
23rd August 2005
Serious grant money for Info Theory researchers at UCSD
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23rd August 2005
Serious grant money for Info Theory researchers at UCSD
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22nd August 2005
Sun Microsystems Inc., weighing in on the fractious issue of protecting copyrighted digital content, on Sunday announced a project it calls the Open Media Commons initiative aimed at creating an open-source, royalty-free digital-rights management standard. (Reuters)
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20th August 2005
A round up of SIGGRAPH 2005 from Post Magazine, Gamasutra and more.
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20th August 2005
New Scientist is running an article on how software robots can outperform people on the stock markets, and they mention this as just the beginning. What has this got to do with Data Compression? read on…
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19th August 2005
Universal Music backs Blu-ray, but they still have to decide on the audio codec. After Blu-ray vs HD-DVD, are we in for codec trouble too?
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19th August 2005
Skype is reportedly starting a public beta next month of a video add-on to their popular IP phone services
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17th August 2005
Tech pundit George Gilder apparently uses Information Theory as an argument in favor of Intelligent Design.
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17th August 2005
The standardization of OpenType has application beyond MPEG but the press releases focus on that area…
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16th August 2005
Resco Releases Resco Zip .NET
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15th August 2005
In a press release, Effnet AB and QUALCOMM Incorporated today announced that QUALCOMM has obtained a production license for Effnet’s IP Header Compression software.
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