Canadian new-media producer Ludia Inc. will soon come down the aisle with a video game based on TV game show “The Price Is Right,” to be developed in partnership with TV producer FremantleMedia.

Internet advertising and access spending by U.S. consumers will rise each year by double digits on average through 2011, fuelled by high-speed connections and social networking and entertainment sites, according to a forecast released on Thursday.

Universal Music is slashing European download prices for some of its older albums, the first broad online cost-cutting move by any of the four major music companies.

If yesterday we were reporting about Microsoft Vista prices leaked on Microsoft Canada website, today we can present you the final prices that appeared on Amazon.

It seems that the world is full of mistakes. Some small, some big. But how would you consider the mistake that Microsoft did when it posted by mistake the prices for their upcoming operating system, Vista?

Getting closer and closer to the release of Microsoft’s player, Zune, more details come alive.

Although AMD said that no prices will be dropped after 24th July, a last minute adjustment occurred.

Rumors about a possible price reduction for Xbox 360 this autumn had resurfaced thanks to the declarations of a Taiwanese OEM component maker.

Because of the high price of Sony’s next-gen console, the developers are considering what success will PS3 will have and whether it is safe for them to start developing software for it or to switch to another console.

I think the title says it all.

Dell announced today that will start a major restructure of prices.

AMD just released their estimated sales for second quarter.

Microsoft announced at E3 that they want to sell 10 million units before PS3 and Nintendo Wii will be released.

Sony Computer Entertainment America announced today that it would launch PLAYSTATION3 (PS3) in “Clear Black” in North America on November 17, 2006, as part of a worldwide simultaneous launch.

It looks like Microsoft doesn’t get so much profit from its new Xbox game console. What’s the plan?

The Security company raised its product prices this week and users who want to subscribe for another year now have to pay with almost 33% more money.

Unfortunately it was available only for one day. CompUSA offered a $99.99 PC on Sunday to costumers that signed up for a year of AOL at $23.90 a month.

Even-tough the summer has passed, the fuel price remains high and this won’t change probably until the holidays.