Friday, June 13, 2008MP3Tunes' Robertson Gets Sued By EMIMichael Robertson, the outspoken founder of MP3.com, said this week that record company EMI is looking to make him personally liable as CEO of MP3tunes in a lawsuit filed against the firm. San Diego-based MP3tunes, a provider of online music storage services for MP3 files, is being sued by EMI over copyright infringement. EMI filed suit in November of last year over MP3tunes' Sideload and music locker services, saying that the services were a violation of copyright law. MP3tunes' services allow (More info...)
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Astute Networks Rolls Out Blade Storage ProductSan Diego-based Astute Networks, a provider of storage blades, said Thursday that the firm has announced availability of a bladed storage product for the ATCA Market. The firm said its new Caspian R1100 Edge Storage Blade is targeted at the communications and media industry. The blade storage product supports the iSCSI Ethernet based storage protocol and up to 4 SAS or SATA drives. In addition, Astute said it has partnered with Sun Microsystems to demonstrate a solution that combines MySQL, SUn' (More info...)
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Occam Networks Adds Two CustomersSanta Barbara-based Occam Networks, a provider of products for the telecommunications industry, said Thursday that the firm has signe don two new customers for its equipment. Occam said that Sogetel of Quebec, Canada and Marquette-Adams Telephone Cooperative based in Oxford, Wisconsin have both selected the firm's products to deliver fiber-to-the-premise and voice, data, and video services to their customers. Financial impact of the deal were not disclosed. Sogetel provides 26,000 telephone line (More info...)
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