The Feldman File: Could Project Canvas become the template for "TV Everywhere" outside the U.S.? According to Wired UK, The BBC Trust has approved plans for "Project Canvas," an Internet-based on-demand video service co-sponsored by Britain's terrestrial broadcasters (the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Five), plus communications companies Arqiva, TalkTalk and BT. The partners are [...]

Bloomberg: Hulu coming to PlayStation network ‘soon’ — Engadget It was just two weeks ago in the runup to E3 that Reuters spread rumors of Hulu coming to the Xbox 360 and the iPad as some sort of paid service, and now Bloomberg is adding to the chatter, saying that everyone's favorite video service is [...]

A Closer Look at the Future 100Mbps BT FTTP Superfast UK Broadband Service − ISPreview UK Telecoms operator BT is investing a staggering £2.5bn over the next few years so that 66% of the UK population can use its next generation of fibre optic broadband internet access services by 2015. Presently this roll-out has been [...]

NOR flash supply gap reaches 20%, says Winbond president NOR flash supply is currently short of demand by around 20%, according to Tung-Yi Chan, president of Taiwan-based Winbond Electronics. Prices for the memory chip will continue going up in the third quarter of 2010, said Chan, adding that he is fairly optimistic about the market [...]

The Feldman File: Disappearing DRM and other thoughts Note: The opinions expressed in the following posting are mine, and not those of any of my former, current or future clients or employers. I've long believed that Digital Rights Management (DRM) is a hopeless battle. DRM penalizes the legal, honest customers who purchase content and want [...]