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RealNetworks rethinks privacy plan
News In the wake of an embarrassing privacy flap, RealNetworks committed Monday to work with industry privacy monitor TRUSTe on a five-point plan to "rebuild trust with its consumers. Based on its cooperation regarding the RealJukebox issue, Steer says...
[November 9, 1999, 9:54]
RealNetworks cries foul over Microsoft antitrust case
Talkback For those of you out there who want to listen / watch RealNetworks files WITHOUT using real player & the spyware that comes with it , download Real Alternative. A Real Alternative. It uses Windows Media Player (included in the download) to play the...
[April 2, 2005, 10:49]
RealNetworks cries foul over Microsoft antitrust case
News RealNetworks has criticised Microsoft for failing to provide a fully functional version of Windows that is unbundled from its media player, twelve months after the European Commission (EC) ruled that Microsoft was stifling competition in the...
[March 23, 2005, 16:40]
RealNetworks unveils latest Mac beta
News RealNetworks took another gradual step in launching its streaming media subscription service on the Macintosh. SuperPass' availability comes 10 months after RealNetworks originally launched the multimedia subscription service, which features audio...
[October 9, 2002, 12:15]
RealNetworks files antitrust motion against MPAA
News RealNetworks has accused the major film studios of antitrust violations in documents filed on Wednesday with a federal court. RealNetworks has become aware of facts demonstrating that the DVD CCA and the Studio Defendants have engaged in both a...
[May 14, 2009, 11:27]
US Report: RealNetworks accuses Microsoft
News Appearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee this morning, Rob Glaser, now chief executive of RealNetworks, said Microsoft is taking actions that "unless remedied, will make the computing world less friendly and less useful to customers and...
[July 23, 1998, 16:36]
RealNetworks adds interactive video to voice calls
News RealNetworks is adding video to its interactive voice-response feature, letting mobile operators incorporate a video interface for finding information, content and entertainment. And RealNetworks' service offers a new twist on the traditional idea...
[September 11, 2008, 10:58]
RealNetworks shares surge to 52-week high
News RealNetworks released RealPlayer 7, redesigned its Real.com Web site and released Take 5, a personalised programming service. Content for the daily menu, known as Real.com Take 5, will be selected by a team of editors from audio and video provided...
[November 9, 1999, 11:56]
RealNetworks: Keep e-music simple, stupid!
News The music industry's efforts to control downloadable music may be fueling the frenzy for bootlegging software like Napster, RealNetworks CEO Rob Glaser said Wednesday. Napster is a good example of where there was no regard for rights-holders, and...
[May 25, 2000, 8:42]
RealNetworks posts record sales, sets stock split
News In the quarter, RealNetworks lost $700,000 (£427,000), or 2 cents a share, on sales of $23.5m (£14.3m). RealNetworks shares rocketed up 52 7/16, or 41 percent, to 181 1/16 ahead of the earnings report.
[April 21, 1999, 8:16]
RealNetworks stands alone in Microsoft's way
News As the list of Microsoft adversaries receiving multimillion-dollar legal settlements grows, eyes are now turning to streaming media pioneer RealNetworks as a potential buy-off candidate. Following deals this week with Novell and a computer industry...
[November 15, 2004, 11:10]
RealNetworks pumps up Jukebox MP3 recorder
News RealNetworks said it's releasing a beta version of its RealJukebox Plus, an enhanced rendition of its RealJukebox software . RealNetworks also is unveiling the second beta version of RealJukebox. Both are available at www.realnetworks.com.
[August 9, 1999, 14:26]
RealNetworks leaps into anti-piracy fray
News In the latest move to court consumer electronics manufacturers, RealNetworks on Thursday is introducing content security technology that supports disparate digital media delivery standards, including MPEG-4 and MP3.
[January 9, 2003, 8:36]
A Year Ago: RealNetworks accuses Microsoft
News Appearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee this morning, Rob Glaser, now chief executive of RealNetworks, said Microsoft is taking actions that "unless remedied, will make the computing world less friendly and less useful to customers and...
[July 26, 1999, 6:46]
RealNetworks cries foul over Microsoft antitrust case
Talkback Realnetworks (RealPlayer) cries foul ! Realnetworks taking Microsoft to court is not fair play.I fail to see the logic in "making" Microsoft remove their media player in favour of any other (especially realplayer).
[March 24, 2005, 10:06]
Apple, RealNetworks patch media player flaws
News Apple and RealNetworks have both issued fixes for their Windows software to patch serious security vulnerabilities. On Tuesday, RealNetworks advised users of its RealPlayer 10, RealPlayer 10.5 and RealOne Player software to use the "Check for...
[October 29, 2004, 8:29]
RealNetworks cries foul over Microsoft antitrust case
Talkback Tell RealNetworks to go develop their OWN operating system so they can have their crappy media player bundled with it. RealNetworks is just crying because they're software is junk, it's slow, laggy, and doesn't know how to properly utilize the CPU.
[March 25, 2005, 23:08]
RealNetworks adds ads to RealPlayer
News With Monday's launch of RealNetworks' RealSystem G2 Enhanced, the days of commercial-free video on the Web are one step closer to extinction. Microsoft, RealNetworks primary rival in the streaming media market, said Real will be stretched thin by...
[December 7, 1999, 9:46]
RealNetworks backs MPEG-4
News RealNetworks is to support a new open standard for digital video and audio in a surprise move that could help the company's wireless efforts and perhaps pave the way for greater interoperability in the notoriously fragmented streaming media industry.
[December 11, 2001, 10:17]
RealNetworks: MPEG-4 could be DOA
News Proposed licensing fees for MPEG-4, a next-generation video compression standard, could mean its early death on the personal computer, RealNetworks chief executive Rob Glaser said in a press conference on Wednesday.
[April 26, 2002, 8:43]
