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  • IPL Logo. Photo courtesy: wikipedia
    The Indian Premier League on Friday announced it has reached a settlement with the National Broadcasters' Association (NBA), paving the way for the television channels to cover the cash-rich T20 league event.
  • Sony Pictures has offered a whopping USD 50 million to AEG for MJ's last rehearsal footage. Photo courtesy: flickr.com
    Sony Pictures has offered a whopping USD 50 million to Michael Jackson's concert promoters AEG for the global distribution rights to a film that they are planning to make based on the singer's last rehearsal footage.
  • Sony sold 30,000 Walkmans in the first two months after its launch on July 1, 1979.
    Thirty years ago Sony launched the Walkman, a gadget which revolutionised the way people around the world listened to music but has since been overtaken by an icon of the digital age -- the iPod.
  • Sony has recently launched a new videogame 'Hanuman-Boy Warrior'.
    London-based Sony Computer Entertainment Europe on Wednesday launched 'Hanuman-Boy Warrior', a new game with mythological content on PlayStation2.
  • Indian Premier League
    Multi Screen Media, formerly Sony Entertainment Television, and World Sports Group have been signed as the official broadcast partners for the DLF Indian Premier League in a fresh nine-year deal running through to 2017 for a whopping Rs 8,200 crore.
  • Indian Premier League Logo. Photo Courtesy: NewsX
    The Bombay High Court on Monday refused to give any interim relief to Sony in its row with BCCI with regard to Indian Premier League's broadcasting rights, as it would affect rights of another broadcaster WSGM.
  • Sony. Photo Courtsey: Flickr
    Consumer electronics major Sony India is targetting a 20 per cent growth in digital still camera market in the 2009 fiscal, Sony India General Manager (sales) Sunil Nayyar said.
  • Sony models shows off the new Bravia TV lines at a press briefing in Tokyo. Photo Courtesy: AP.
    The Japanese electronics giant announced that Ryoji Chubachi would step down and chairman Howard Stringer would serve in both posts as the firm seeks to achieve a recovery in its core electronics business.
  • Sony. Photo Courtsey: Flickr
    Japanese electronic major Sony on Thursday said it expects to post a whopping operating loss of 260 billion yen (about 2.92 billion dollars) for the fiscal year 2009, primarily due to plunging sales and appreciating yen.
  • Sony. Photo Courtsey: Flickr
    For PlayStation 3 fans who want to do more than mash buttons when playing games on the console, Sony Corp. is introducing a wireless keypad that can be attached to the system's controller for typing and Web browsing.

  • Sony models shows off the new Bravia TV lines at a press briefing in Tokyo. Photo Courtesy: AP.
    Sony Corp has said it will launch the world's thinnest and lightest 40-inch liquid crystal display television, seeking to trump its rivals ahead of the key year-end shopping season.
  • A screenshot from videogame 'Fallout 3'.
    Videogames are getting smarter with virtual enemies improvising during battles, storylines shifting based on moral choices and in-game characters sending players text messages for help.
  • Japan's Toshiba expects to post nearly one billion dollars in total HD DVD losses in the current business year to the end of this month, a local business daily reported Thursday.
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