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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 2004
Page
6
Intel Corp reports the 4 GHz Pentium 4 will ship in the first quarter of 2005, pushed back from year end. The move comes amid a troubled year for Intel with manufacturing glitches, canceled generations, and inventory issues, despite rising profits.
KerryEdwards.com, a site tied to a bail bondsman from Indianapolis, failed to sell after a weekend online auction. Sedo.com executives had claimed a $150,000 minimum bid, but a spokesman said no offer arrived. Indiana campaign officials saw value but noted strong interest in Johnberry.com rather than KerryEdwards.
Common Sense Advisory tested 100 brands and found only about 43 percent replied to e mail inquiries including where to buy. The Massachusetts firm says brands continue to overlook Web originated transactions and give these opportunities low priority.
Viacom signs a definitive agreement to acquire SportsLine.com for $1.75 per share in cash, boosting its stake from about 38 percent. The deal values SportsLine at $46 million and is expected to close by year end. Viacom already holds a significant stake in MarketWatch.com, publisher of this report.
Topix.net, a web news search service citing over 7,000 sources, launches a redesign that aggregates stories for 30,000 U.S. cities and towns, 5,500 public companies and industries, and nearly 50,000 celebrities. Founded by Rich Skrenta in 2003, the service adds RSS feeds and keyword email alerts.
Steve Jobs announces successful surgery for a rare pancreatic cancer islet cell neuroendocrine tumor. Analysts warn Apple Computer Inc. and Pixar Animation Studios could face leadership questions while Jobs fights to return, noting his charisma as a key asset.
Rio Audio, now owned by Digital Networks North America, unveils the Rio Carbon a 3.2 ounce 5 gigabyte MP3 player priced at 249 dollars and due in late August. It uses Seagate’s 1 inch hard drive supports MP3 and Windows Media Audio and will work with Janus anti piracy tech. GoVideo plans a rival 5 gigabyte and 2.5 gigabyte player in September under Rave MP.
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