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A Sony Music office in Mexico has been raided after the label refused to hand over the recordings of one of Latin America’s biggest artists, Alejandro Fernández. Police took over 6,000 CDs that Sony refused to return, even though Fernández’...
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Victims of the bomb blasts that were hospitalized after suffering heavy injuries are slowly dying off. Nine victims are so far confirmed dead bringing the number of...
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The latest news that emerges out of Afghanistan has been quite conflicting and contradictory in the recent couple of months. First, when the peace Consultative Jirga...
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There are lots of cottages available all over UK. These cottages can cater to both small groups and families. Even if you have small or large family or group, you can...
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Reacting to the British prime minister’s statement on the export of terrorism by Pakistan, Pakistan’s intelligence agency has cancelled its visit to UK
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The subdued march from Jerusalem city center to the parliament building Thursday contrasted with flamboyant pride parades elsewhere in the world. Organizers said they...
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Iraqi police say a roadside bomb north of Baghdad has killed five members of a family, including a 4-year-old girl.
Police spokesman Maj. Ghalib al-Karkhi says the...
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A 5.7-magnitude earthquake rattled the northeast Iranian city of Torbat-e Heydariyeh on Friday, injuring at least 110 people.
Iran’s state TV said the quake also...
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Thousands of garment workers rioted in central Dhaka today after protests against low pay turned violent.
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The Pakistan Taliban may be responsible for attacks that have killed more than 1,000 civilians this year. The US may be in the midst of providing the country with $7.5...
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As many as 138 people died when an overloaded boat carrying passengers and goods capsized in rough water in Democratic Republic of Congo, police said on...
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After a decade of disappointing progress to cut maternal and child deaths, African leaders this week resolved to try again. Concluding the African Union Summit in...
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Though alcohol consumption in Uganda is declining, experts note that Uganda is still the world leader at a consumption rate of 19 litres per year compared to an average...
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Richard Trumka, president of the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organisations (AFL-CIO) has indefinitely postponed a visit to New Zealand that...
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I will be humble and not brag too much: But I saw this coming. During the World Cup I had my say about what may befall the North Korean team after...
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Two men who work for the U.S. Embassy in Paris underwent medical tests after handling a suspicious letter Friday, the embassy said, and Paris police said it appeared...
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Pushing an austerity agenda, two right-leaning Dutch parties agreed Friday to have talks to form a minority government with support from an anti-Islam party five months...
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Vast sections of Russia were under a state of emergency yesterday as more than 10,000 firefighters battled to save villages and forests from being reduced to ash and...
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A video has emerged showing French police evicting African immigrants with babies and children during a housing protest in a Paris suburb.
Police arrived in the...
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A longtime ally of Italy’s Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi announced the breakaway of a group of lawmakers from the ruling coalition, raising the possibility...
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Lalu Prasad’s Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) has been derecognised as a national party by the Election Commission, a decision that comes ahead of the Assembly polls in...
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Here I was thinking that Sony was the dominant electronics company that which is almost invincible in its stature. But the Japanese firm is more akin to a - to quote...
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IBM, for 16 straight years, has dominated in most patents per year. This year, they have topped off at over 4,000. IBM managed to beat out their challenger Samsung by...
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Computer makers are recalling 100,000 laptop battery packs made by Sony Corp. after 40 reports of overheating. The recall applies to certain Sony 2.15Ah lithium-ion...
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Just as the title says, Microsoft is being sued for selling and concealing faulty Xbox 360’s. They allegedly sold broken, if you will, Xbox 360s, then covered up...
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In a keynote speech at the Broadband World Forum, John McMahon, President of Sony Pictures Television asked ISPs to join their battle against piracy. McMahon further...
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It’s time to end once and for all the rampant speculation. Sony doesn’t want any info to leak but I’m told that both star Tobey Maguire and director...
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While Nintendo’s E3 conference left everyone disappointed, with barely any titles shown, Sony’s was a flood of games and for each of their platforms —...
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We missed this earlier, what with the news rush frenzy, and all. Sony announced a few new PSN games in its press conference this evening, as reported by Joystiq. They...
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SCEA just showed the first trailer of God of War III in LA, confirming that the game is “coming to PS3″.
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Reuters is reporting that Sony CEO E3 superstar, Jack Tretton, said that the company was “well on its way” to meeting its goal of selling 10 million PlayStation 3...
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SCEA just demoed DC Universe Online on PS3, the first time an MMO has ever been seen running on the machine.
SOE’s Jim Lee showed the game, which has been in the...
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Resistance Retribution has just been announced for PSP.
A video for the game was shown, featuring climbing and third-person shooting. Aliens, cities, British woman...
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Sony boss Jack Tretton just confirmed that 1.8 million PS3s have been sold this year in the US. The company has sold 1.6 million PSPs, Tretton said, and 1.5 million...
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Jack Tretton, aided by Sackboy, has announced a whole bunch of new titles to sell for $29.99 as part of its Greatest Hits range.
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SCEA CEO Jack Tretton has just announced that PlayStation 3, PSP and PC will all use the single sign-on feature.
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Speaking at the ongoing Sony E3 conference at the Shrine Auditorium in LA, SCEA CEO Jack Tretton just said that, “PS3 drove the Blu-ray format to victory and now the...
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SCEA just announced Massive Action Game for PS3. Zipper Interactive developing.
The game will support 256 players in single battles. It’s a squad-based combat title...
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SCEA just confirmed that the PS3 video store goes live tonight.
The feature has just been shown in-depth, and includes streaming viewing while you download and the...
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Take-Two has announced a partnership with Digital Extremes to help adapt Bioshock to Playstation 3, writes Gamespot.
BioShock will be the developer’s first project...
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