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Quickplay to offer popular TV shows on BlackBerry

Privately-held QuickPlay Media Inc plans to deliver full length popular television shows to BlackBerry smartphone screens via Research In Motion's applications store after forging agreements with TV networks, including NBC, CBS Corp and MTV.

Asian youths can't live without TV, Web: poll

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Want to get across to Asia's youth? Do it through media or music, with a survey revealing that most spend on average 10 hours a day watching TV, on the Internet, reading magazines or listening to the radio.

TV ads to add to pressure on Chinalco-Rio deal

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Australian politicians turned up the heat against Rio Tinto Ltd/Plc's planned $19.5 billion tie-up with China's Chinalco, with one taking out television ads on Tuesday to push for the deal to be blocked.
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U.S. gears up for digital TV switch now on June 12

With about three months to go, U.S. regulators say some consumers are still unprepared for the television industry switch to digital broadcasting, which will affect Americans who do not receive their signals through cable or satellite.
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Digital TV officially delayed

President Obama signed the DTV Delay Act into law Wednesday night, postponing the transition to digital TV until June 12 and putting wireless companies' plans to use their 700 MHZ spectrum assets on hold.
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Mobile TV to hit 500m viewers in 4 years

While mobile broadcast TV was pioneered in Japan and South Korea, following the switchover to all-digital TV, traditional and mobile TV broadcasters in many regions will launch mobile TV services that are forecast to attract over 500 million viewers by 2013, according to new research.
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Hero pilot's first TV interview on '60 Minutes'

Chesley Sullenberger , the heroic pilot who safely landed Flight 1549 in the middle of New York City's Hudson River on January 15, has changed his first TV interview that was promised to NBC's Today, to 60 Minutes.
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Don Cheadle TV production deal

Actor-producer Don Cheadle and his Crescendo Produs are making a big push with a two-year deal into television production at Universal Media Studios.
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CBS says there is market on TV

Despite the boom in internet audiences and video-games sales, CBS said on Wednesday that broadcast television is still a viable business.
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Fox: No TV network layoffs in sight

The television network Fox entertainment president, Kevin Reilly, said Tuesday the network is not planning massive layoffs despite tough times in the entertainment industry and the overall economy.
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Panasonic Goes Green

Panasonic Corp. on Monday, at the CES trade show in Las Vegas revealed its commitment to environmental conservation when its president said the firm will focus much on reducing emissions this year. We removed lead elements from all our products in an effort to make the whole world environmentally friendly, said Toshihiro Sakamoto, President of Panasonic AVC Networks. We are making products that can easily be recycled.
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Without writers, TV loads up on reality, reruns

U.S. television viewers looking to settle back into such favorite series as Desperate Housewives, CSI and The Office will be in for a rude awakening after the Christmas and New Year's holidays.
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Starbucks heading to your nearest TV

Following Starbucks’ disclosure that customer traffic at its stores had declined for the first time ever – which sent its shares lower – the coffee giant announced plans on Friday to launch its first national television advertising campaign.
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Family feud afoot for Fox cartoon

Fox is producing fresh episodes of its animated comedy Family Guy without the participation of its striking creator Seth MacFarlane, who does many of the main voices, sources said.
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NTIA's Kneuer Quits Bush Administration

The head of the agency charged with ensuring smooth transition of the television industry into digital broadcasting quit the Bush administration late Friday.
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TV moves to digital age

Americans can watch television shows on anything from a computer to an iPod these days, but media companies and advertisers have yet to figure out how best to take advantage of all the new ways to reach audiences.
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Digital recorders do little for TV ratings

A new ratings measure that incorporates digital-recorder playback failed to boost the bulk of the shows airing during the first week of the TV season, according to Nielsen Media Research data issued Monday.
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Gore's Current TV enlists Web users to shape news

Current, the television network backed by Nobel Peace Prize winner Al Gore, is embarking on a new Internet strategy to enlist viewers in submitting video and commentary to create broadcast TV news.
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Sony to launch world's first OLED ultra-thin TV

Sony Corp said it will launch an ultra-thin flat TV in December, the world's first television based on organic light-emitting diode (OLED) technology into an $82 billion market dominated by LCD and plasma models.

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