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Appeals upholds $450 million fine against Apple for fixing ebook prices
A US court has rejected Apple’s appeal and ruled that the company colluded with book publishers to illegally raise prices and break Amazon’s price structure. The company is expected to pay a $450 million fine to settle the issue.
ET deals roundup: Save big on HDTVs, the PS4, and more
This smart TV from Vizio is a real bargain. For less than 600 bucks, it features a full HD resolution of 1920×1080, full-array LED backlighting, a 240Hz effective refresh rate, four HDMI ports, 802.11b/g/n WiFi support, and access to countless … Continue reading
Slacker Radio joins with ESPN to launch ‘His & Hers’ music station
Perhaps to remind streaming-music fans that Apple Music isn’t the only service with live DJs, Slacker Radio today announced the launch of a new celebrity music station in cooperation with long-time content partner ESPN. Columnists and on-air personalities Michael Smith … Continue reading
Sony launches crowdfunding site, features e-paper home control
Struggling electronics maker Sony has moved further into the crowdfunding scene by starting its own platform to raise funds for internally generated business ideas, including a new universal remote control with an electronic paper interface. Launched Wednesday, First Flight is … Continue reading
In-depth with Qualcomm on the Snapdragon 810
Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 810 is still being dogged by claims that it overheats — we sat down with the company to discuss what’s going on and to separate fact and fiction.
First look at Apple Music: Siri and Beats 1 turn streaming on its ear
Apple Music was worth the wait. Amidst a marketing frenzy and controversy over royalty payments and Taylor Swift’s feelings, it was easy to forget that few people had actually used Apple’s new streaming service. Apple finally launched Music on June … Continue reading
Inmarsat Isathub review: When better than nothing is very nearly priceless
Remember those old FedEx commercials? “When it absolutely, positively has to be there overnight.” There was no talk of how much it would cost to get that package to its destination overnight. If you had to ask, speed obviously wasn’t … Continue reading
[Retailoscope] Havas Voyages invente l’Agence de Demain
Les agences Havas Voyages inventent un nouveau concept physique et digital. Avec 350 points de vente, c’est le troisième réseau français de distribution de voyages.
[Livre] "La méthode Value Proposition Design" ou comment créer de la valeur
L’ouvrage “La méthode Value Proposition Design” a pour but de donner les clés pour créer les produits et les services que veulent les clients.
[Tribune] Un marketeur doit-il partir en vacances ?
Comme chaque mois, Hervé Kabla (agence Be Angels) s’interroge sur une tendance ou un comportement marketing. En ce début d’été, il pose, une fois de plus, la bonne question !
