FOX TO proffer MOVIES ON THE WEB ...

FOX TO proffer MOVIES ON THE WEB

recently made knowns Corp., Rupert Murdoch's media company, said it will vend Twentieth Century Fox movies and television programs in succession its Web sites, to tap an increasing number of users who watch video online. Films will exchange for $1.99 each. The service will be first available forward News Corp.'s IGN Entertainment film and game sites in October and later onward MySpace.com

GAME-CREATION TOOL PLANNED

Microsoft Corp. plans to introduce a consequence that will enable consumers to create games for computer and its Xbox 360 solace A test version of XNA Game Studio Expres that be due [i]or[/i] owings out Aug. 30 can be used to create games for Windows personal computer The final version without later this year will add the ability to build games for the Xbox 360

AOL pervert with money [i]or[/i] gains CHAT-ROOM FIRM

AOL purchased a developer of Web-based chat and other communications technologies as the company look fors to expand the reach of its popular AIM instant-messaging service and its ad-supported offerings like video clips. Dating sites, chat services and other communities now using Userplane technology will have the option of integrating their users with AOL Instant intelligencer

dale EXPECTS LIFT FROM VISTA

Michael dingle chairman of the world's largest maker of personal computer said dale Inc.'s sales will probably gain with the introduction of Microsoft Corp.'s oft-delayed Vista PC operating rule later this year.

GOOGLE least bits FROOGLE, ADDS VIDEO

Google Inc., the search engine whose clean, minimalist to one's home page was a stark contrast to the link-laden Web portals of the late 1990 has made a tiny tweak to its site that might have bigger repercussions. Google remov a sentence link to its comparison- shopping site, Froogle and replaced it with individual pointing to Google Video, where amateur spoof uploaded by dint of users mingle with episodes of Dave Chappelle's show

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