Amazon.com mixes Marmite with .Mac
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Yeast extract and Apple's online service 'better together' Amazon.com's collection and analysis of what its customers buy yield some curious connections. Who would have imagined, for instance, that US Mac users, well known for how seriously they support their favoured computing platform, are equally keen on England's most famous brand of yeast extract.â¦
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The UK arm of e-retailer Amazon has announced its plans to launch a DVD rental service. CEO Jeff Bezos announced the plans earlier this week, commenting that âAmazon is determined to be the best place to rent DVDs -- online or offâ.
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Mike told me it would be okay to use Firefox 3 beta on the Mac. So I am. So far so good.  Firefox 2 was starting to hang every five minutes. But one of my critical plugins doesn't work in Firefox 3. Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrgh. Software sucks.&trade;
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Our editor compares the prices of similarly configured Macs and PCs. What he finds out may surprise you.
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Amazon UK has entered the DVD rental business in a bid to cash-in on this growing sector of the entertainment industry. For Â£7.99 a month, subscribers can have two movies at home at one time, with a total of four DVD rentals a month.
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Come Super Bowl Sunday, Amazon.com will get a leg up in the digital music race it's running against Apple Inc.'s iTunes Store.
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SRS Labs, makers of surround sound and other audio technologies, announced Thursday the release of SRS iWOW, a plug-in designed specifically for iTunes on the Mac. Available as a free trial download, iWOW costs $19.99.
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The popular site is aiming to beat Amazon online with a selection of unrestricted MP3 downloads.
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Some Macworld Online readers have experienced problems using the UK iTunes Music Store in recent days. Letters received by Macworld confirm multiple instances in which users trying to access
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By Mike Langberg, San Jose Mercury News, Calif.  Sep. 18--Hollywood is sending in the A-team -- Amazon and Apple -- on a  kind of mission impossible: persuade consumers to download movies online,  instead of buying or renting DVDs.   This might be the technology of the future.
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Plus: eBay outlines policy on racist language. [News.com Extra]
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MacWorld Preview Neglected computer biz is owed a relaunch
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The UK website of Amazon.com is launching a DVD rental service, the online retailer&#39;s first foray into a market pioneered by US- based Netflix.
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MEEDHUPPARU ISLAND   BEST FOR: A-LISTS   THERE are some things in life you just can't manage without. Marmite on toast, perhaps, or Sunday roast round at your mum's place.
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SEATTLE - Internet giant Amazon on Thursday threw down a gauntlet at Apple by launching Amazon Unbox, its long-anticipated movie-download service. Apple has scheduled a news conference for Tuesday at which it is widely expected to answer by expanding its popular iTunes digital store to include a similar service.
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At Fry's this afternoon, where I bought two 500GB Firewire drives. Which it turns out I needed because after I got home all three external drives attached to my desktop were reported as damaged beyond repair by the new Mac OS. Coincidence? Lucky that I had exactly the hardware I needed to dig out of the mess? Who knows!
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Amazon.com Inc., the world&#39;s biggest Internet retailer, began offering a DVD-rental service in the UK that will probably increase traffic on its site and could compete with Netflix Inc.