iTunes/Vista, Myspace/FOX, New York Times

> Apple has recommended that users of its iTunes software avoid upgrading to Windows Vista until a new version becomes available. Problems which Vista users can experience include an inability to play tracks purchased from the iTunes store, inability to synchronise calendars, random changes to iPod settings and occasional complete corruption of the device. Continue reading at iTWire.com.

> Myspace.com and FOX have teamed up to create FOX VOD (video on demand) as a new service of the social networkig site. Episodes of Prison Break, 24, Standoff, Bones, Vanished, The war at home, American Dad, Talk show with Spike Feresten, The Loop & Til' Death are now viewable at http://creative.myspace.com/VOD.

> The New York Times revealed plans to post user-generated videos on its website next month, trying to keep up with the YouTube concept that has opened up video distribution to anyone with a camera, a computer and an Internet connection. Even though the Times already employs eight video journalists, suits at the newspaper called them "expensive." The Times, which launched its own closed video player on its heavily-traveled website in 2005, also announced it would start allowing its videos to be embedded on other sites, the way YouTube does now. Taking that concept to its natural conclusion, can it be too long before the New York Times turns into a user-generated blog? – Charlie White