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Fox wraps upfront deals, Gannett buying Belo.
After the coffee. Before cleaning five days of mail off my desk. The Skinny: I've been listening to a lot of Jackson Browne lately. Might explain the somber mood. Anyway, back in Los Angeles after five days in D.C. I'll miss family but not the humidity....
Tags: NBC (tv network), Satellite and Cable Service, Belo Corporation, Television, CBS Corp.
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NBA teams to sell ads atop backboards and on the court
NBA teams are running a new high-low play to generate revenue. The league will allow teams to sell advertising on the top of backboards and on the court, according to The SportsBusiness Journal, as part of a move that could produce as much as $2 million...
Tags: Alex Martins, Media Industry, Tiago Splitter, Orlando Magic, Same-Sex Marriage
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Entertainment deals between China and U.S. to rise, survey says
Dalian Wanda Group’s $2.6-billion acquisition of theater operator AMC Entertainment last year may be just the beginning of a new wave of deal making between the U.S. and China. That’s one of the key findings from a new survey of American and...Tags: The Walt Disney Co., AMC (tv network), Arts and Culture, Business Enterprises, DreamWorks Animation SKG Incorporated
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Environmental activists to crash Facebook's shareholder meeting
SAN FRANCISCO -- Facebook is the latest Silicon Valley company to bar the media from attending its annual meeting. Google and Zynga also decided to keep out the media this year. Instead, Facebook suggests the media watch a live webcast of its first...
Tags: Zynga Inc., Chris Christie, Google Inc., Mark Zuckerberg, Media Industry
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Google to competitors in mobile advertising: You can't touch this
SAN FRANCISCO -- When it comes to online advertising, Google long ago established itself as the Internet equivalent of Boston Celtics superstar Bill Russell. Now it's looking to extend that championship dynasty to mobile devices. And a report released...
Tags: Apple iPhone, Google Inc., Computing and Information Technology Industry, Computer Networking and Internet, Social Media
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What about the other local colleges?
Regarding the recent presentation by University of Notre Dame architecture students on the potential South Bend possess to be a college town, I must point out one glaring omission: Notre Dame is not the only institution of higher education in South Bend....Tags: Gun Control, National Rifle Association of America, Colleges and Universities, Arts and Culture, Broadway Theater
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Antique folk art advertising pays off
Collectors like advertising signs and packages. In the 1950s when restaurants began decorating with old signs, they wanted material from the 19th century with graphics that featured husky women in period gowns and large hats or scenes with horse and...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Lifestyle and Leisure, Music, Arts and Culture, Camp David
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IAC Chairman Barry Diller defends Aereo Internet TV service
IAC Chairman Barry Diller launched into a spirited defense of the controversial Aereo Internet TV service, which will expand to 22 markets in the coming months -- even in the face of lawsuits from major media companies. The service -- which uses tiny...
Tags: NBC (tv network), The Walt Disney Co., New York City, Barry Diller, CBS Corp.
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Facebook aims to drive revenues by making it easier to advertise
MENLO PARK, Calif. -- In a bid to get marketers to spend more money, Facebook is addressing a common complaint from Madison Avenue: The giant social network has too many different types of advertising and it's too complicated and confusing for advertisers...Tags: Media Industry, Online Advertising, General Motors Corp., Marketing, Social Media
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'The Purge' hopes to make a killing for less
If you're a movie studio with money to burn, summer is bonfire time. Almost every week there's a new $200-million-plus production — Warner Bros.' "Man of Steel" and Paramount's "World War Z" are the next budget-busters — and it costs...Tags: Paranormal Activity (movie), Unexplained Phenomena, Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc., Andrew Form, Frankenstein (movie, 1931)
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Kids' cable channel Hub hopes 'SheZow' has magic touch on ratings
Television's latest animated superhero sports a purple skirt and cape, pink gloves and white go-go boots. She is also a he. Meet SheZow, the star of a cartoon debuting Saturday on the Hub, a kids' cable channel co-owned by cable programming giant...
Tags: Satellite and Cable Service, Disney Channel (tv network), Computing and Information Technology Industry, Nickelodeon (tv network), Television
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Wal-Mart adds money-back guarantee on produce
Tribune reporterWal-Mart Stores Inc., already the largest grocer and produce provider it the U.S., is trying to increase its hold on the market by offering a money-back satisfaction guarantee for fruits and vegetables. The guarantee follows a reorganization of its...Tags: Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., Walmart
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