Bon Jovi New York Concert will offer 60,000 free tickets
Rock band Bon Jovi is scheduled to perform in New York City's Central Park on July 12 for free as a prelude to the All Star Baseball Game 2008, New York City officials said on Monday.
Free software takes on Microsoft Office
Pierre Avignon is no pirate, but he does not believe in paying for software.
Apple, Starbucks Partner to Provide Free Music to Customers
Apple and Starbucks launched a new program, 'Pick of the Week', that allows Starbucks customers to download free music and music videos each week from iTunes Store.
Visa-free trips from HK to Taiwan on the Horizon
The president-elect of Taiwan, Ma Ying-jeou expressed Today (April 14), Hong Kong residents could soon be travelling visa-free to Taiwan, also he would name former economics minister Chiang Pin-kung as Taiwan chief negotiator in dealing with China.
MySpace Mulls over Free Music Service Venture
Social-networking site, MySpace is in talks with major record companies to create a service that would provide users with free music as it moves to distinguish itself from encroaching competitors such as Facebook, according to news reports.
Special Zune may be late, but free
Microsoft sent a letter to advanced purchasers of it's special edition Valentines Day Zune, saying the red media player may in fact, not be delivered on the 14th, but will come with a full refund when it arrives.
Future of ground-breaking new free music service in limbo
A ground-breaking move to launch a new free global music download service that could help overcome the music industry's cash crisis faced uncertainty Tuesday.
ASEAN targets free trade and human rights, talks green
Southeast Asian nations plan to sign a charter in Singapore next week aiming for lofty goals in areas such as free trade and human rights even as the 40-year-old group wrestles with how to handle the divisive issue of Myanmar. The West has urged the Association of Southeast Nations (ASEAN) to put more pressure on Myanmar's junta after its crackdown on pro-democracy protests, but the group's principle of non-interference in each other's internal affairs is likely to prevail.
Hoteliers build to lure free-spending Asians abroad
Global hoteliers are riding a building boom in Asia, and using plush new hotels as giant, living advertisements to lure newly rich Chinese and Indians to their U.S. and European properties.
Blockbuster's online DVD subscribers seen down
Blockbuster Inc, whose management met with members of Wall Street last week, is expected to report a fall in subscribers to its online DVD rental service, some investors and analysts said.
Africa to Benefit from Free Trade, Financial Aid Still Important
Developing and industrialized countries are continously working hard through negotiations, in Doha, to reach a new International Trade Agreement (ITA). However, there is increasing recognition that even if there was free trade between nations, many countries
News Corp's Fox to launch free MySpace mobile
News Corp's Fox Interactive Media said on Monday it plans to launch advertising-supported versions of its popular Internet social network MySpace and other properties for free on cell phones.
Key House lawmaker sees Peru pact approval
A free trade agreement with Peru is headed for approval in Congress, but trade deals with Panama and Colombia face problems, a senior Democrat in the House of Representatives said on Tuesday.
Latest MP3 players come equipped with songs
Customers picking up the latest MP3 players this fall are getting much more than just a device. Increasingly, they're getting free music as well.
Dell to offer Free Product Recycling in the U.S.
This week, Dell introduced free recycling program for its U.S customers, offering a way for users to easily and safely get rid of their older Dell systems.
Media Free to Roam in China During 2008 Games
Foreign media will be free to travel around China and enjoy uncensored access to the Internet during the 2008 Beijing Olympics, organizers said on Wednesday. Non-Chinese journalists currently need permission to move around the country, while websites containing material considered sensitive by the Chinese government are frequently blocked.
Napster May Sell in face of Losses
Napster painted a gloomy outlook for its online music service during a conference call with analysts on Wednesday.
World trade talks collapse
Global free trade talks, billed as a once in a generation chance to boost growth and ease poverty, collapsed on Monday after nearly five years of haggling and resuming them could take years.
Time Warner sees loss, potential in AOL plan: report
Time Warner Inc. estimates its AOL division would lose almost $1 billion in operating profit through 2009 under a plan to offer the unit's services free to some customers, The Wall Street Journal said on Tuesday.