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1. 2% of gamers are hermaphrodite: official (theRegister via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)


2. (AFX UK Focus) 2005-10-06 09:57 GMT: Empire Online sued over alleged copyright infringement (Interactive Investor)


3. "A Little Bumpy" on the Street (BusinessWeek)


4. A long road from New Orleans to Chicago for displaced Katrina victims (AFP via Yahoo! News)


5. A story of baseball, and life (Chicago Tribune)


6. About the Gizmondo (WindowsForDevices)


7. Adventures in the Skin Trade (RedNova)


8. Adventures in the skin trade (Chicago Tribune)


9. Ahead of the game (Orlando Sentinel)


10. All eyes on Xbox 360 game slate (CBS Market Watch)


11. Announcing The First WWdN PokerStars Tourney (pPlayer.com)


12. Apple iPod sets sights on video (BBC News)


13. Area crafters set to show their work at Herkimer County Arts and Crafts Fair (Herkimer Evening Telegram)


14. Aspinall Casino Set to Open (Rolling Good Times)


15. Aspyr Media Inc. Brings Activision's Tony Hawk's Pro Skater(R) 2(a) to Handheld Devices (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)


16. Aspyr Media Inc. Brings Activision's Tony Hawk's Pro Skater(R) 2(a) to Handheld Devices (RedNova)


17. Attack of the Gaming Grannies (BusinessWeek)


18. Attack of the Gaming Grannies (BusinessWeek Online via Yahoo! Asia News)


19. Attack of the Gaming Grannies (BusinessWeek Online via Yahoo! News)


20. Attack of the gaming grannies (CNET)


21. Attorney provokes video gamers' ire (The Gamecock)


22. Australian Stocks Decline a Second Day Led by BHP, Rio Tinto (Bloomberg.com)


23. Australian Stocks Drop, Led by BHP and Santos: ANZ Bank Gains (Bloomberg.com)


24. Automated Systems America Selects Transaction Network Services To Securely Route Network Data (E-Hospitality .com)


25. Back to the future (Las Vegas Sun)


26. Backgammon Growth Hits New Highs (PR Web)


27. Backgammon Growth Hits New Highs (PR Web via Yahoo! News)


28. Backgammon for Nokia 9500/9300 (All About Symbian)


29. Backgammon on TV (pPlayer.com)


30. BangaloreIT.in offers gamers a wide choice (The Hindu)


31. Become Coach with EA's NFL Head Coach (DesignTechnica)


32. Beta testing of games is like a 'dress rehearsal,' with testers eager to take role in sneak preview (Austin 360)


33. BigGames Arcade Machines Coming to Target (DesignTechnica)


34. Building the 'Cheeseburger' of File Servers (LinuxInsider.com)


35. Bull Durham Casino Adopts New Casino Management System (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)


36. By JAMES BAE (Big Bend Sentinel)


37. CEA Chronicles the Future of the Consumer Electronics Industry in Five Technologies to Watch (Mobile Electronics)


38. CLICK WITH OUR WEBSITE WWW.MIRROR.CO.UK (Daily Mirror)


39. Celebs may boycott L.A. club (Monterey County Herald)


40. Cells' Bells & Whistles (Hartford Courant)


41. Cherokee Nation Makes $2 Million In Gaming Compact Payments (KOTV Tulsa)


42. China's Shanda readies handheld gaming device (ARNnet)


43. Club hit by a Union strike (New York Daily News)


44. Compact provides first revenue-sharing with state, casino on trust land (Kansas City Star)


45. Confusion around i-mate JasJar ROM Update + lack of support for this phone in club i-mate forum (MS Mobiles)


46. Confusion around i-mate JasJar ROM Update + lack of support for this phone in club i-mate forums (MS Mobiles)


47. Corvallis company gives game players realistic action (Albany Democrat-Herald)


48. Costa Rica Poker Expo (pPlayer.com)


49. Cyprus keeps hidden barrier (BBC News)


50. D.I.C.E. has speakers, E3 wants 'em [PlayStation 2] (GameSpot)


51. Datels 4GB PSP drive tested and dissected (Engadget)


52. Deposit Bonus at PokerStars (pPlayer.com)


53. Director working with Electronic Arts on three in-development games. (MTV Music Television)


54. Discussing the future of gaming and game distribution (Joystiq)


55. Disney aims to expand video game empire by beefing up Buena Vista Games (Canadian Press via Yahoo! News)


56. 'Doom' and gloom (St. Petersburg Times)


57. Dueling Fools: Electronic Arts Bear (The Motley Fool)


58. EA Announces First 3D Sports Strategy Game -- NFL Head Coach(1) (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)


59. EA Announces The Sims 2 Holiday Edition for PC (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)


60. EA Shows Lineup of Xbox 360 Titles (DesignTechnica)


61. EA, Spielberg to develop three new video games (Reuters via Yahoo! News)


62. EA, Spielberg to develop three new video games (The New Zealand Herald)


63. EA, Vodafone form mobile gaming partnership (Digital Media Europe)


64. EA and Spielberg to develop three new video games (Reuters via Yahoo! News)


65. EA and Vodafone Announce Mobile Gaming Partnership (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)


66. EA and Vodafone Announce Mobile Gaming Partnership (GameInfoWire)


67. EA announces Xbox 360 launch titles (Addict 3D)


68. EA announces first 3-D sports strategy game (bizjournals.com via Yahoo! Finance)


69. EA gets exclusive rights to the NFL (Ars Technica)


70. EA's Tiburon studio gains industry all-star status (The Globe and Mail)


71. Electronic Arts Boosted By New Gaming Consoles (Forbes)


72. Electronic Arts’ (EA) latest online campaign allows players to create their own gaming soundtrack (e-Consultancy)


73. Electronic Arts Signs Steven Spielberg (BIOS)


74. Electronic Arts announces mobile game line-up (Reuters via Yahoo! News)


75. Electronic Arts settles suit for $15.6M (CNN Money)


76. Electronic Arts unveils games for Xbox 360 launch (CIOL)


77. Electronic Arts unveils games for Xbox 360 launch (Reuters)


78. Electronic Arts unveils games for Xbox 360 launch (Reuters via Yahoo! News)


79. Electronic Entertainment Expo requests speakers for 2006 event (gamesindustry.biz)


80. Electronic Gaming Monthly : une avalanche de notes. (Consoles Games)


81. Electronic sport - a money-making profession (SABCnews.com)


82. Emergencies Validate E-Records (RedNova)


83. Ethnic Detour's diverse group brings variety to its music (Collegiate Times)


84. Events for the disabled (The Buffalo News)


85. Evolution of iPod accessories includes cute outfits (Houston Chronicle)


86. ExtremeTech Goes to DigitalLife (ExtremeTech)


87. FEATURE/It's Better to Give Than to Receive (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)


88. FIELD SERVICE ENGINEER (Liverpool Echo)


89. FIFA Interactive World Cup 2005 The FIFA Interactive World Cup 2005 - are you ready? (FIFA)


90. FIFA, Xbox And EA Kick Off FIFA Interactive World Cup 2005 (4thegame.com)


91. Famous Gambling Quotes Part 6 (pPlayer.com)


92. For a $15 monthly fee, GameTap offers more than 300 mostly old-school games. (MTV Music Television)


93. Forget the Malls for Holiday Shopping! CufflinksDepot.com is the Finest Resource for Cuff Links and Special Holiday (PR Web)


94. From Console Game Systems to Handheld Entertainment Systems, EA'S The Sims 2 Is Everywhere (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)


95. GAMING REVIEW: Blast out of gridlock (Victoria Advocate)


96. GIZMONDO GIVES MIXED RESULTS (San Jose Mercury News)


97. Gadget users long for better batteries (South Coast Today)


98. GameAccount and Gamebookers Seal Skill Games Deal (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)


99. GameTap download service launches in US (gamesindustry.biz)


100. Game Boy (BusinessWeek Online via Yahoo! Asia News)


101. Game developers and publishers are hot for mobile (Joystiq)


102. Gaming Control Board ponders centralized slot controls (Las Vegas Business Press)


103. Gaming Industry is No Longer a Boys' Club (RedNova)


104. Gaming (MI6)


105. Gaming companies to recruit at conference (Austin Business Journal)


106. Gaming industry loses argument (The State)


107. Gaming news (The Clarion-Ledger)


108. Gaming's Tangled Web (Rolling Good Times)


109. Gaming's tangled web (Las Vegas Sun)


110. Gateway Rings in the Holidays With Media Center Desktop PCs, Notebooks for Entertainment and Gaming Available at Retail (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)


111. George Lucas honored for gaming contributions (Joystiq)


112. Getting girls in the game (ZDNet)


113. Give Up, Gizmondo (Wired News)


114. Gizmondo Mobile Gaming Device to Launch this weekend with 14 titles (MobileMag)


115. Globetechnology: EA's Tiburon studio gains industry all-star status (The Globe and Mail)


116. Greenbelt Community Calendar (Gazette.Net)


117. Gulf Becomes Graveyard for Slot Machines (AP via Yahoo! News)


118. Gulf Coast a graveyard for thousands of slot machines (USA Today)


119. HIGH HOPES FOR XBOX: Metro Detroit gamers say they can hardly wait for the 360's November debut (Detroit Free Press)


120. Haaretz - Israel News - Dining Out / A pleasant surprise in Mahane Yehuda (Haaretz Daily)


121. Hands Off My 360, Buddy (The Motley Fool)


122. Havok Finds Haven for Game Codes (eWeek)


123. Hillary to Endorse Duffy (R News)


124. Hotels gear up for Ramadan (Gulf Daily News)


125. Howard Ring (Chicago Tribune)


126. Hugo Chavez and the Venezuela - Cuba Alliance: Preparing for War against the People (La Nueva Cuba)


127. Imagination creates graphics support system (EE Times)


128. In South Korea, obsessive video gaming even kills (San Jose Mercury News)


129. In South Korea, obsessive video gaming getting out of control (KATU)


130. In the shadow of the giant (BizJournals)


131. Indiana innovator (The Indianapolis Star)


132. Indie Game Developers See Big Opportunity (Slashdot)


133. Indie Innovation Influx (BusinessWeek)


134. Interactive TV Unchained (MultiChannel News)


135. Investing Lessons From Board Games (The Motley Fool UK via Yahoo! UK & Ireland Finance)


136. Iranian-Americans celebrate traditional harvest festival (East Memphis Appeal)


137. Iranian-Americans show pride (Cordova Appeal)


138. Iran's National Museum welcomes Burnt City (IranMania.com)


139. Irish online player sets its sights on Aim listing (Guardian Unlimited)


140. Istanbul's crosscurrents of past and future (International Herald Tribune)


141. Joystiq nominated for Spike VGA (Joystiq)


142. Kagan Projects Interactive TV Revenues from Gaming, T-Commerce and Advertising Will Reach $2.4 Bil. by 2009 (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)


143. Korean gaming flirts with obsession (Billings Gazette)


144. M2B Game World Launches Online Gaming Channel Targeting Asia, Australia and New Zealand (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)


145. M2B Game World Launches Online Gaming Channel Targeting Asia, Australia and New Zealand (RedNova)


146. MORE BUSINESS BRIEFS: Andrx's CFO resigns, president fills in (Miami Herald)


147. M-Systems and Digi-Key Sign Distribution Agreement (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)


148. "Madden NFL O6" top video game in September (Addict 3D)


149. Madison Avenue's Full-Court Pitch to Video Gamers (New York Times)


150. Magistrates, not juries, to decide which video gaming devices are illegal (Myrtle Beach Online)


151. Marijean Moran Boueri and Mona Trad Debaji count to ten in 'Lebanon 1-2-3' (The Daily Star Lebannon)


152. Marketing Strategies 101 (Hellenic News of America)


153. McDonald's + Nintendo = McTendo (Wired News)


154. Microsoft Announces Cross-Platform Gaming Controllers (HardwareZone)


155. Microsoft Confirms Launch, Publishers For Xbox 360 Live Arcade (Gamasutra)


156. Microsoft opens up 360's Xbox Live Arcade [Xbox] (GameSpot)


157. Midway calls `Blitz' in attempt to upset video football rival (Chicago Tribune)


158. Mini-ITX Motherboard has designs on gaming, POS, medical (Embedded Systems Programming Magazine)


159. Mobile Interaction Selects Terraplay For Multiplayer Mobile (Gamasutra)


160. Murray in fantasy land (Scotland on Sunday)


161. Murray in fantasy land (Scotsman)


162. Murray scores pressure points (Telegraph.co.uk)


163. Musical Geeks Mine 8-Bit Sound (Wired News)


164. Muslim holy month of Ramadan begins (CNN.com)


165. NCSOFT CORP. (Austin American-Statesman)


166. Neue Handy-Games von Electronic Arts (ComputerBase)


167. New Gaming Systems Bring Opportunity (Forbes)


168. New Xbox set for slow start (Reuters via Yahoo! News)


169. New club to teach commonsense skills (Brown Daily Herald)


170. News from Reuters (The Globe and Mail)


171. Newsmakers (The Burlington Free Press)


172. Nintendo challenges gaming basics (BBC News)


173. No limits (Boston Globe)


174. Nokia Announces Casual Games Collection for Java-enabled Cell Phones (CRM Knowledge Base)


175. Nokia Launches a Collection of Connected Multiplayer Casual Games for Java Enabled Handsets (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)


176. Nokia launches a collection of connected multiplayer casual games for Java enabled handsets (Manila Bulletin)


177. Odyssey for Katrina victims (Mail and Guardian)


178. On Chesapeake Bay (The Davis Enterprise)


179. Once teetering on the edge, Playboy stages an unlikely comeback (Kansas City Star)


180. Online Gaming Giant InterCasino.com Continues Its Winning Ways (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)


181. Online education suits tennis phenom (The State)


182. Online gaming even kills (Honolulu Advertiser)


183. Online gaming key to Asia-Pacific growth (The New Zealand Herald)


184. PRESS RELEASE: CEA Chronicles The Future Of The Consumer Electronics Industry In Five Technologies To Watch (gamesindustry.biz)


185. PRESS RELEASE: EA AND VODAFONE ANNOUNCE MOBILE GAMING PARTNERSHIP (gamesindustry.biz)


186. PRESS RELEASE: EA's The Sims(TM) Bringing Phones To Life Across Europe (gamesindustry.biz)


187. PRESS RELEASE: Electronic Games Expo and A Night in Fantasia (gamesindustry.biz)


188. PRESS RELEASE: FROM CONSOLE GAME SYSTEMS TO HANDHELD ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEMS, EA’S THE SIMS 2 IS EVERYWHERE (gamesindustry.biz)


189. PRESS RELEASE: MICHAEL BARRETT OF WATFORD WINS LONDON REGIONAL TOURNAMENT OF FIFA INTERACTIVE WORLD CUP 2005 (gamesindustry.biz)


190. PRESS RELEASE: Microsoft Announces Company’s First Cross-Platform Gaming Controller (gamesindustry.biz)


191. PRESS RELEASE: Piano Wizard Uses Video Game Technology to Create Next Generation of Piano Lessons (gamesindustry.biz)


192. Paper Art: Collecting Drawings in Holland, 1600-1800 (Art Daily)


193. Parnevik adds color to SFBC (The Clarion-Ledger)


194. Poker and Backgammon (pPlayer.com)


195. Police Raid Another NYC Poker Club (pPlayer.com)


196. Police Raid NYC Poker Club (pPlayer.com)


197. Postcard From Austin: 'Infringe This! Why the EFF is Helping in Marvel v. NCsoft' (Gamasutra)


198. Preparing For Live Tournament Play (pPlayer.com)


199. Pressure on Henman, says Murray (The Herald)


200. Product puts game players in the middle of virtual action (USA Today)


201. Proud to be Irish - again (Bradenton Herald)


202. Puts &: Calls: Troubleshooters wanted (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)


203. Quotes of the week (BBC News)


204. Raynham, Taunton would benefit from gaming bill (The Enterprise)


205. Reader Comments (Ars Technica)


206. Reality Inspires Video Games (University of Connecticut Daily Campus)


207. SEASON'S GREETINGS FROM GERMANY (Chicago Tribune)


208. Schaeffer's Market Observation Features Electronic Arts, Microsoft, Sony, Ericsson Telephone, and Kohl's (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)


209. Secrets of Hold'em with Howard Lederer (pPlayer.com)


210. Shure Breaks into Gaming Market with New E Series Sound Isolating Earphones: Gaming Edition (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)


211. Sides in casino debate await outcome of Issue 11 (Journal-News)


212. Slots licenses may be delayed by board dispute over suppliers (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)


213. Small town setting with urban charm (CentralOhio.com)


214. Snocap Grabs Electronic Arts HR Chief (Gamasutra)


215. Solheim Elementary students dive into Armenian culture (Bismarck Tribune)


216. Sony online announcement set for 360 launch? (Joystiq)


217. Sony to offer free online game (Austin American-Statesman)


218. Spectre Gaming Completes Sale of Series B Convertible Preferred Shares (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)


219. Spectre Gaming Signs Agreement with its First Operator for the Company's Amusement-with-Prize Games (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)


220. Spectre Gaming Signs Letter of Intent with PDS Gaming to Secure $20 Million Equipment Credit Facility (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)


221. Spectre Gaming Signs Second Operator for 300 of the Company's Amusement-with-Prize Games (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)


222. Spielberg, EA Team Up to Make Video Games (ABC News)


223. Spielberg, EA Team Up to Make Video Games (AP via Yahoo! News)


224. Spielberg, EA Team Up to Make Video Games (Washington Post)


225. Spielberg Playing Games With EA (WebProNews)


226. Spielberg Signs on to Create Video Games (Fox News)


227. Spielberg and EA Collaborate (IGN PS2)


228. Spielberg and EA Team Up For New Games (Cinematical)


229. Spielberg enters game arena (Australian IT)


230. Spielberg inks new video game deal (RTÉ News)


231. Spielberg is game (News Interactive)


232. Spielberg is game (Northern Territory News)


233. Spielberg signs deal to develop video games (CBC)


234. Spielberg teams up with Electronic Arts (MSNBC)


235. Spielberg teams with Electronic Arts to make video games (Pravda Ru)


236. Spielberg to dip into video games / Los Angeles studio to create 3 new titles for Electronic Arts in Redwood City (San Francisco Chronicle)


237. Spielberg to work with Electronic Arts (Ars Technica)


238. Spike TV sets awards show noms, celebs [GameCube Xbox PC PlayStation 2] (GameSpot)


239. St. Lucie Jail pods open to relieve crowding (Sun-Sentinel)


240. Stepping out on the PlayStation (Los Angeles Times)


241. Streaming Liquidity (Wall Street and Technology)


242. Study lists top five tech trends (BBC News)


243. Summus Ranked among Fastest Growing Technology Companies in North America on the 2005 Deloitte Technology Fast 500 (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)


244. Support for presidential dramas just doesn't add up (Boston Globe)


245. TFT-LCD Module meets industrial application design needs. (ThomasNet)


246. THE INSIDERS (Ski Racing)


247. TIM'S STILL THE KING (Daily Mirror)


248. TV blitz plugs Iraqi referendum (AFP via Yahoo! News)


249. TV blitz plugs Iraqi referendum (Middle East Times)


250. Tearful Murray topples his 'inspiration' Henman (Telegraph.co.uk)


251. Techies flock to NYC for digital expo (News 14 Carolina)


252. Teens all in (Home News Tribune)


253. Ten People Sickened at Warsaw Store (R News)


254. Tennis: Henman and Murray fail to play down today's significance (Guardian Unlimited)


255. Tessera Announces 2006 Electronic Product Miniaturization Symposium in Tokyo, Japan (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)


256. The Countdown For Xbox 360 Begins At X05 (Asia Pulse via Yahoo! Australia & NZ News)


257. The End of TV as We Know It (Wired News)


258. The Industry Involved in the Online Transfer of Electronic Funds Is as Strong as Ever and a New Provider Is Emerging, (Market Wire via Yahoo! Finance)


259. The Numerous Problems With E3 (Slashdot)


260. The Silicon-on-Insulator question: Q&A with Christophe Maleville, Soitec, part two (Digi Times)


261. The War on Game Pirates (Tom's Hardware Guide)


262. The walls came a' tumbling down (Norwalk Advocate)


263. The walls came a' tumbling down (Stamford Advocate)


264. Thoroughbred Times: Today's News (Thoroughbred Times)


265. Tilting at windmills (CNN Money)


266. Tipping the Scales of Fair Play by IRS (Rolling Good Times)


267. Tourism official touts Norwalk, Conn., area (The Hour, Norwalk, Conn.) (Hotel Online)


268. Town considers proposal for giant chess at Lytton Square (Marin Independent Journal)


269. Tribal council scales back casino plans (Havre Daily News)


270. Tribe closes gaming hall to consider lawsuit (The Buffalo News)


271. Tribe closes video gaming hall (New York Newsday)


272. Tribe closes video gaming hall (Newsday.com)


273. Tribe closes video gaming hall in Finger Lakes region (WCAX 3)


274. Tribe gives millions to Oklahoma education, horse-racing industry (Native Times)


275. Turner Launches GameTap (IGN PC)


276. Turner launches GameTap online game network (Reuters via Yahoo! News)


277. Vegas Boasts Another Record Year (pPlayer.com)


278. Video Game News in Brief (AP via Yahoo! News)


279. Video game maker Electronic Arts settles lawsuit for $15.6 million (SanLuisObispo.com)


280. Video game news in brief (Bradenton Herald)


281. Vodafone, EA sign mobile gaming agreement (Telecom.paper)


282. Vodafone says mobile gaming deal with Electronic Arts (Global Communications)


283. Wallets, beware the evil `i' (The Charlotte Observer)


284. Warm reception at ACM 2005 (The Star Online)


285. Where video gaming kills (Sydney Morning Herald)


286. Will the fans come back? (Brandon Sun)


287. Working for love of the games (Seattle Times)


288. Xbox 360 Controller for Windows (GameInfoWire)


289. Xbox 360 Launch Line-Up Announced (Asia Pulse via Yahoo! Australia & NZ News)


290. Xbox 360 Rollout To Be Slow but Steady (DesignTechnica)


291. Xbox Live Arcade Titles Announced (XBOX365)


292. Yeahronimo Announces That Commodore Returns to the Electronic Gaming Market with 18 Million Euro Joint Venture Agreement (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)


293. computer game (Pacifican)


294. mtv.com - News - Can 3-D Gaming Succeed Where Jacko And 'Jaws' Failed? (MTV Music Television)


295. myTego puts skin in mobile market (Mar.com)


296. www.smh.com.au (Sydney Morning Herald)