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Omg! Positive tone boosts Yahoo celeb site to top
SANTA MONICA, Calif. - Think of the most popular brands in celebrity news, and you'll probably come up with a small list that includes Entertainment Tonight, US Weekly and People.
Deal chatter heats up in Hollywood
Dealmaking in Hollywood could get hot and heavy in coming months as movie studios explore ways to fight tumbling DVD sales and distribute entertainment in new formats.
paidContent - Industry Moves: Dailymotion Taps Cedric Tournay As New CEO
This story was written by David Kaplan. The search for a new CEO for also-ran online video site Dailymotion has ended, as Cdric Tournay has agreed to take the reins of the Paris-based site, the company said in an e-mailed announcement.
Coverage of Michael Jackson's Death Rockets Web Traffic
NEW YORK The sudden death of pop legend Michael Jackson has unleashed of a flood of traffic over the past 18 hours on various news, entertainment and social networking Web sites.
AOL Confirms AIM Outage After Jackson's Death
News of Michael Jackson 's death intersected AOL 's planned update of its AIM service, resulting in AIM going dark for about 40 minutes on Thursday afternoon.
Crabtree & Evelyn Files For Chapter 11 Protection
Jul 1, 2009 11:34 am US/Eastern 1 of 1 Shoppers walk next to shops of Manhattan's newest mall in the Time Warner building March 30, 2004, in New York.
Cablevision Gets Go Ahead, TiVo Slides
TiVo shares on Monday, June 29, 2009, lost 4.08% and fell $0.45 to close at $10.58. The slide in the price followed the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to permit Cablevision and other cable operators to offer network DVR service.
Today's generations have come of age during a boom in entrepreneurship and are helping shape the future through disruptive innovations: Google , YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, wireless communications, instant messaging, etc.
New Media Companies Should Focus on Advertisers' Needs
AdAge had a good article Monday about how AOL has been attacking web publishing where it notes: In the heady days of early 2000, the mega-merger of AOL and Time Warner heralded the web-based future of publishing.
Media companies rebuffed by High Court on Cablevision service
The justices, without comment, let stand a lower court's conclusion that the Cablevision service won't infringe copyrights owned by CNN and units of News Corp., Walt Disney Co., CBS Corp., General Electric Co.
AOL Cracks Web Publishing -- Sans Time Warner
In the heady days of early 2000, the megamerger of AOL and Time Warner heralded the web-based future of publishing.
Stanley A. Miller II: TimeWarner activating photo-sharing service through cable TV
PhotoShow TV, already available in Hawaii, San Diego and parts of New York and Texas, is coming to Milwaukee on Tuesday.
TMZ website far ahead in reporting news of death
Candles are placed in front of Michael Jackson's portraits at the US embassy in Moscow.
Hulu model or 'TV Everywhere'?
Two cable powerhouses have announced an ambitious pilot program that aims to convince their customers that, actually, TV on the web should not be free.
Jackson death causes media swarm
POP star Michael Jackson's death marked a coming of age for the digital era as a website, TMZ.com, scooped the rest of the world's media and millions around the world found out about it online.
Interest Groups Blast a TV Everywherea Plans
Comcast and Time Warner Inc. have said their planned trial of TV Everywhere will make available a torrent of previously unavailable cable programming on the Web, but at least two activist groups are criticizing the concept as anticompetitive and inhibiting consumer choice.
Nets Jump Into Comcast's Online VOD Trial
Comcast's nationwide Internet-TV test set to begin next month is expected to include not only shows from TNT and TBS, but also full-length episodes from Scripps Networks, Cablevision Systems' Rainbow Media, A&E Television Networks and Comcast Networks, according to industry executives.Other programmers -- including Viacom's MTV Networks, Disney/ABC ...
Michael Jackson Breaking News Internet Activity a " Spikes and Outages
What follows is a statement from AOL on events that transpired today on the Internet.
paidContent - CBS Interactive's Smith On Authentication:...
This story was written by Staci D. Kramer. It didn't take long for CBS to issue a statement after Time Warner and Comcast announced the upcoming national trial of TV Everywhere, expressing interest in anything "to help extend our business in such a way that is open and non-exclusive; consumer friendly; and responsible to our advertisers and ...
paidContent - AOL Video Search Site Truveo Relaunches In 17 Nations; Lands Deal With Univision
This story was written by David Kaplan. AOL's video search engine Truveo is launching a global revamp tonight - across 17 of its country-specific sites, including in the U.S, where it is aiming for a less-cluttered, almost Google-like home page.