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Russian spy Anna Chapman has taken over as editor–in–chief of a new business magazine, five months after launching a TV show, giving a new direction to her career that saw her deported from the United States last summer.
Jets' Pouha films reality show for YouTube
New York Jets fans hungry for news about the team during the lockout have a new way to while the time away until the labor dispute is settled. Jets defensive tackle Sione Pouha is filming himself for a homemade reality TV show on YouTube.
Netflix prepared to pay more for movie, TV deals
Netflix Chief Executive Reed Hastings wouldn't be surprised if Netflix had to pay up to $200 million to renew a licensing deal with Liberty Media's Starz network.
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Facebook Ads to Grow by 35 Percent in One Year: Analyst
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The Other Side of Charlie Sheen
‘Charlie bashing’ has been a popular global sport for quite some time now. His rehab stints, porn-star girlfriends, and sensational quotes have helped sell millions of copies of tabloids and sent TV-channel viewership soaring across the world. Maybe he is not so bad after all.
Report: 3-D TVs Will Take Off
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Cord Cutting? Nielsen Predicts Drop In TV Ownership
Nielsen says by next year, for the first time in 20 years, fewer people are going to own TVs than they did in the previous year.
Mexico starts probes of TV, telecoms competition
Mexico's Federal Competition Commission said on Friday it has started separate investigations into alleged monopolistic practices in the sale of television advertising and telecommunications interconnection services.
How to watch the Royal Wedding
Worry not, folks. We didn't receive an invite to the Royal Wedding either. That doesn't mean we cannot watch Prince William tie the knot with his princess to be Kate Middleton
Yahoo buys TV check-in company IntoNow
Yahoo Inc said on Monday it has bought IntoNow, a start-up that enables users to identify and share television programs with their friends, in its continuing drive to boost its social media credentials.
Samsung, Sony JV to cut capital as Sony struggles with TV loss
S-LCD, a flat screen joint venture between Sony Corp and Samsung Electronics, said it would reduce capital by $555 million, as Sony struggles with perennial losses from its TV business and Samsung seeks to shift to a new type of display.
Gerard Smith: Bassist of TV on the Radio dies of lung cancer
The bassist and keyboard player of the Brooklyn-based band TV on the Radio, Gerard Smith, has died of lung cancer. He was 36.
Sharp says to make smartphone panels at TV panel plant
Japan's Sharp Corp said on Thursday it would start production of small display panels for use in smartphones at an existing TV panel plant this year, but declined to comment on prospects for an additional line at a disused factory.
Philips CEO turns off TV in search of profit
Philips is hiving off its once leading television business, the first step by new chief executive Frans van Houten to boost flagging profit at Europe's biggest consumer electronics maker.
Philips CEO switches off TV in search for profit
Philips is hiving off its once leading television business, the first step by new chief executive Frans van Houten to boost flagging profit at Europe's biggest consumer electronics maker.
Philips divests TV ops as quarterly net profit disappoints
Dutch consumer electronics giant Philips Electronics on Monday said it would divest its struggling television business as first-quarter net profit came in below expectations.
TV airwaves needed to counter wireless crunch: FCC
Some U.S. airwaves used for free, over-the-air TV signals must be repurposed for mobile broadband use to tackle a looming spectrum crisis, the top U.S. communications regulator said on Tuesday.
Avatar director Cameron in bid to bring 3D to TV
Avatar director James Cameron is expanding his 3D vision to the small screen.
Sharp suspends two TV panel plants as demand tumbles
Sharp Corp has suspended production at two Japanese liquid crystal display panel plants until early May as it confronts slumping domestic demand for televisions and shortages of a gas used in panel production, the company said on Monday.
Time Warner Cable, Viacom sue each other over iPad TV
Time Warner Cable and Viacom Inc on Thursday countersued each other in an escalating battle over whether cable companies have the right to distribute TV shows to devices like Apple Inc's iPad tablet.
As Google aims to compete with TV, will YouTube lose its charm?
With Google gearing up to infuse massive amount of money to turn YouTube into a competition for TV, the popular video sharing website, which has grown into its role in the world of internet as a social platform for the users, stands a risk of losing its charm.
Cablevision launches iPad app to watch TV at home
Cablevision Systems Corp is launching an app for customers using its Optimum package to watch television on their iPads at home, the company said on Saturday.
Analysis: Tycoon Slim emerges as Latam's top pay TV player
Though he is struggling to break into the television market on his home turf, Mexico's Carlos Slim has emerged as the top provider of pay TV in Latin America, firming his grip on the region's telecom market.
Berlusconi makes rare appearance in court as trial for fraud begins
Italy's embattled Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi made a rare appearance in a court in Milan on Monday at the preliminary hearing of a case over allegations of fraud and embezzlement during the purchase of television broadcasting rights for inflated prices.
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