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15 hours ago ago from The Business Insider: Henry Blodget
CBS and Disney are considering playing ball with Apple to offer online subscriptions to TV shows, the WSJ says. Such a deal would have significant ramifications for the cable and satellite TV businesses, which will eventually be disrupted by something along these lines: The proposed service by the maker of iPhones and iPod music players could, in at least some scenarios, offer access to some TV shows from a selection of major U.S. ...
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1 day ago ago from Garcia Media Life
It’s not a long list, really. Tomorrow, I’ll blog about things I’m grateful for, just to truly be in the Christmas spirit and even things out. But I have fresh examples from the “irk” list. 1) I heard the previously undefeated New Orleans Saints were upset by the Dallas Cowboys in a very exciting game at the Superdome in Louisiana Saturday night. I wouldn’t know first-hand. Time-Warner cable and the NFL continue acting like petulant ...
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20 hours ago ago from Boosh Plr
December 19, 2009- Direct Communications opens Charter Communications dealer program through call centers and door-to-door retailers starting December 21, 2009. The cable program will pay up to $150. Approximately 47 Direct Communications Sub Agents who are independently owned business' who sell through the Direct Communications network will promote Charter cable television, internet, and telephone services to residential customers ...
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15 hours ago ago from TV Shows, TV Reviews, TV Gossip & DVDs
It has taken a lot longer than it took around the rest of the world, but UFC has finally arrived in Australia. Since making its debut on our small screen courtesy of the folk at ONE, the Aussie audiences have fallen in love with the martial arts events, with ratings reflecting the hype. Thousands of viewers have tuned in each week to catch some of the most brutal hits and beatings seen in the fighting game. As a result of the ...
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Apple's push into subscription TV: Why it will be a tough sell
5 hours ago ago from ZDNet Blogs
December 22nd, 2009 Apple's push into subscription TV: Why it will be a tough sell Posted by Sam Diaz @ 2:30 am Categories: Apple , Media Tags: Network , Hollywood , Apple Inc. , Apple iTunes , Cable , Programming , Journal Story , TVs , Tv & Home Theater , Digital Music The Wall Street Journal reported late Monday that Apple is in talks with CBS Corp. and Disney to offer television programming using a subscription model but ...
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