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CBS acquires an online high school sports network |
 ...gh school sports year consists of about 80,000 football games and of about 500,000 both boys and girls basketball games. After CBS has taken over, MaxPreps has become a part of CSTV - College Sports Television.
One million high school athletes are still registered to use MaxPreps, the CBS officials added.
Andy Beal, President and CEO of MaxPreps, expressed his joy and thrill to become part of the CBS company. He also a... |
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Football fans have bitten off the ears of a tavern keeper |
 ...her goal. Afterwards a fight with the frequenters began. The tavern keeper started to part the cockerels but then, according to Mr. Tsibibakis, he found himself lying on the floor.
On the national television the tavern keeper said that one of the football fans grabbed his ear and the other one started chewing the other. They have bitten off some pretty big pieces of his ears which, he said, he still keeps as a memory. ... |
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A Bruce Lee biography movie to be filmed in China |
 ...A television series about the Kung Fu legend born in the United States, Bruce Lee, has begun at China state television. The movie includes 40 parts about the famous actor and Kung Fu teacher.
The name of the movie is "The Legend of Bruce Lee" and its budget reaches $6.4 million. The shooting began in the southern province of Guangdong.
It is worth mentioning that Bruce Lee made 46 Kung Fu movies and helped Hong Kon... |
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Drug wars in Rio resulted in 19 casualties |
 ...oups initiated a shooting in one of the central regions of the city. The gang members tried to find cover on a cemetery, where many funeral processions were taking place at that very moment.
Local television broadcasted video clips, where one could see how people were trying to hide from the shooting. A man was seriously injured, while being in one of the funeral buses.
The result of this shoot-out was 13 dead bodie... |
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iTunes and Video Services Alike to Come to a 'Dead End'? |
 ...x service and Wal-Mart Stores Inc.'s service work out special strategies to make more of their videos available online for free.
Supported by Walt Disney Co.'s ABC.com, News Corp.'s Fox and other television networks have already made available some hit shows for free on Internet. News Corp. and General Electric Co.'s NBC Universal joined efforts to distribute their shows' archive over the Internet. As for set top box ... |
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Xbox 360 Elite - Accessories and Components |
| ...xtures, full surround sound, HDMI output along with a DVD playback.
Detachable 120GB hard drive for Xbox 360 with the help of which gamers are able to save their games as well as a wide range of television shows, movies, music, pictures, trailers, levels, demos that can be found on Xbox LIVE Marketplace.
The Wireless Controller of Xbox 360 includes an Xbox Guide Button, so users could use the in-game access to t... |
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Russian Mine Blast at Novokuznetsk (coverage) |
| ...or of Kuzbas, was also present at the funerals.
Local administration has assigned a social worker and a psychologist to every family for moral support.
Due to the funeral processions the local television changed its schedule: all entertaining shows have been withdrawn.
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Road Hogs: Is it Speed, Size or Life that Matters? |
 ...ant is a way to compensate for a modest size of one's manhood.
The latest anti-speeding campaign have questioned the size of manhood of young Australian men addicted to speed-driving. In the new television ads a young man roars past some ladies who look scornfully to their friends wiggling their little fingers. With this mocking gesture the ladies make it clear they believe the road hog compensates for his inadequate... |
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New Software Developed to Convert Speech into Avatars |
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The software program called "Say It Sign It" can be used by hearing impaired people for education, as well as to make their access to media easier. Developers claim that it can be integrated on television, personal computer, mobile phone or any other screen tech.
Among the researchers from Universities of Oxford, Durham, Glasgow and East Anglia, there was Ben Fletcher, being deaf himself who helped to invent a p... |
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Terrorists' Next Targets Are White House, London and New York |
 ...Al Jazeera television channel reported that Taliban commander Baitullah Mehsud is determined to destroy the White House, New York and London.
In the interview that lasted 25 minutes, terrorist leader and militant leader of the Mehsud tribe of the Pashtun ethnic group, said: "Our primary aim is to finish Britain (and)the US, and to crush the pride of the non-Muslims."
Earlier, Baitullah was suspected of the assassina... |
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The Amount of Digital Information Reached 281 Exabytes (281 Billion Gigabytes) |
 ...al storage capacity. According to IDC, by 2011, only one half of the digital world will be stored.
The experts say that the accelerated growth occurred because of the growing popularity of digital television and cameras that depend on digital storage. The biggest drivers of digital information include surveillance, social networking, and cloud computing. Images and video have the largest stake of digital storage. The e... |
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TV Dust Carries Harmful Chemical |
 ... Dust that covers your television set contains chemical called flame retardant that is potentially harmful for your health.
Researchers at Boston University's School of Public Health found that the chemical flame retardants used in regular household items such as TV set, computer-wire insulation, mattresses and others will finally land as dust around your house creating a harmful home environment.
The portable X-ra... |
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BBC Fined for Cheating Over TV Phone-ins |
 ...and competition authority for the communication industries in the UK, Ofcom penalized the BBC with a record-high fine of ₤400,000 ($791,535) because the corporation faked winners and misled the television audience in several shows. BBC members invited viewers to participate in phone-ins when the contestants, as well as the winners were already chosen.
Viewers were misled in such shows as: Comic Relief, Sport Relie... |
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Broadband: Speeds and Deals |
 ... start watching online videos with a TV quality.
Despite the fact that download speed is very important, with an increasing number of people using the Internet to download music, videos and watching television online, still millions pay for the speed that they do not actually receive.
Some broadband speed tests showed that mostly those who pay for a 2Mb deals get what they pay for.
Some of the most popular providers o... |
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Burglar Calls Owners of the House He Robbed |
 ...es outlined that a lot of people did not use their alarm system. He mentioned that the alarm should be turned on and people should never forget to use it.
"When you are off to bed, or just watching television, remember to lock the back door! Take the hint and remember Fred Flintstone and the TVNZ cat; when you've put the cat out, lock the door," he said.
The police inspector said that although the burglaries often tak... |
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