The death of the Dreamcast: Sega's decision to halt production of its console doesn't mean that it's game over for the struggling company

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Sega's plans to abandon production of the Dreamcast console at the end of Mar 2001 are discussed. Sega has been experiencing fierce competition from Sony and Nintendo, and will also be placed under pressure by Microsoft in 2002. Moving away from hardware and focusing on games returns Sega to its origins.

Japan, Product discontinued, Personal & Home Computers, Computer games, Sega Enterprises Ltd., Product discontinuation, Sega Enterprises Dreamcast (Computer-based entertainment system)

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Are internet pre-pay cards a smart idea?

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The potential market for pre-paid internet vouchers in the UK is considered. Mixed views have been expressed about whether large retailers will back pay-as-you-go schemes.

Product development, Telegraph & other communications, Video Retailing Service, All Other Information Services, Electronic Funds Transfer Systems, Safety and security measures, Services, Online services, Internet services, Online shopping, Home shopping

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Games makers get ready for combat

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The European Leisure Software Publishers Association has reacted negatively to plans by the UK government to bring about changes to European trademark regulations. Under the changes, computer game manufacturers may face competition from cheap imports.

Europe, Government domestic functions, Foreign trade, Laws, regulations and rules, International trade, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, European Leisure Software Publisher's Association

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