Sony Wins Bid for Ipix Camera Technology Patents Washington Post
When President Bush gave his 2003 State of the Union address, Ipix captured the room with a panoramic image for online viewers. Movie star Will Smith relied on similar 360-degree photos to go house-hunting in Philadelphia from his California living room. EBay used Ipix technology to display items
Sony revealed as buyer of Ipix patents ZDNet
Electronics giant anonymously wins patents on digital imaging technology for $3.6 million at bankruptcy auction.
The Animal Power of the 21st Genesis Awards! PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance
The Humane Society of the United States today announced nominees for its 21st Genesis Awards, honoring the news and entertainment media for showcasing animal protection issues. Winners in 18 categories will be presented on Saturday, March 24, 2007 at a gala ceremony at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, CA.
Sony is buyer of Ipix's patents Knoxville News Sentinel
Sony Corp., the Japan-based electronics giant, is the previously anonymous buyer of bankrupt Ipix Corp.'s imaging technology.
Camera catches burglary suspect Orlando Sentinel
Marion County detectives think they may be a step closer to solving a string of church burglaries because a surveillance camera captured a suspect on videotape.
Sony showcases first intelligent video security camera AME Info
Sony is showcasing its intelligent, Internet based surveillance system at the InterSec security exhibition currently taking place in Dubai.
VideoCentric First to Sell New Sony High Definition Camera, the EVI-HD1, in UK PR Web
VideoCentric announced today that it has already tested the new High Definition EVI HD1 camera with 720P and 1080P resolution monitors and will be selling it along with its wide range of video conferencing, streaming and surveillance cameras as soon as stocks arrive in the UK later in the month. (PRWeb Jan 21, 2007) Post Comment:Trackback URL:
Nation/World Briefs Detroit News
NEW HOME SALES
Age of information overload The Royal Gazette
WE'RE not stupid, just befuddled by new technology – which is understandable given that this is not just the information age, but the age of information overload.
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ALICIA KEYS TO DONATE $20,000 IN SCHOLARSHIPS: But singer says there’s a catch. *Armed with $20,000 in financial aid waiting to bless college freshmen in need, Grammy-winner Alicia Keys says she wants to help out college students who make a point to help others.
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