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News Corp. print holdings would have lost $2 billion as stand-alone
Rupert Murdoch's publishing empire, which includes the Wall Street Journal, would have recorded a $2.08-billion loss during its recent fiscal year if it had been a stand-alone company. The loss was due to write-downs, declines in newspaper advertising...
Tags: Australia, The Wall Street Journal, Television Networks, Book, Newspapers
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Senior Scotland Yard detective found guilty of misconduct
LONDON – A senior Scotland Yard detective was found guilty Thursday of trying to sell confidential information to a tabloid in the first conviction of a police officer in a corruption probe spawned by Britain’s phone-hacking scandal. A...
Tags: Police Investigations, Career and Workplace, Government, News Media, Rupert Murdoch
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L.A.'s future: 'Silicon Beach'
What's the future of L.A.'s economy? That's a question that should be at the center of this year's mayoral campaign. Key to that discussion should be recognition that Los Angeles, despite all its economic problems, is an increasingly prominent home to the...
Tags: Entertainment Events, University of California, Los Angeles, Technology, Verizon Communications, YouTube
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Fox Sports buys Cleveland Indians channel
News Corp.'s Fox Sports Media Group has added to its growing portfolio of regional sports networks. On Friday, Fox Sports said it has acquired SportsTime Ohio, a Cleveland-based channel owned by Larry Dolan, who also owns the Indians baseball team. As...
Tags: Fox Sports (tv network), New York Yankees, Cleveland Indians, Television Industry
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HBO extends movie output deal with Universal Pictures
Time Warner's pay-cable channel HBO has renewed its deal for movies from Universal Studios through 2022. For HBO, the agreement means it has long-term agreements with three major Hollywood studios for movie content. Besides Comcast's Universal and HBO's...
Tags: Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc., The Walt Disney Co., Sony Pictures Entertainment, Inc., Netflix Inc., Satellite and Cable Service
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Youtoo, Ovation and other small channels are on chopping block
Some small cable networks are getting lumps of coal in their Christmas stockings. Earlier this week, Time Warner Cable said it was dropping the arts channel Ovation because of low ratings. Now Verizon Fios is telling its subscribers that it will stop...
Tags: Time Warner Cable Inc., Viacom Inc., Television, The Walt Disney Co., Mark Burnett
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Media investor Gordy Crawford signs off. Hulu owners bicker.
After the coffee. Before seeing if the Mayans are right and this is my last Morning Fix ever. The Skinny: So far, I'm still here. Check back with me later in the day. Friday's headlines include the holiday weekend box office preview, a profile of...
Tags: Television, ABC (tv network), Jeff Zucker, Finance, Television Industry
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Maker Studios raises $36 million from big-name investors
Maker Studios, the digital media company behind some of the most successful channels on YouTube, has raised $36 million in an investment round led by Time Warner Investments and joined by some of the best-known names in the entertainment industry. Other...Tags: Robert Downey Jr., Social Media, YouTube, Entertainment, Media Industry
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Dame Elisabeth Murdoch, mother of Rupert Murdoch, dies at 103
Dame Elisabeth Murdoch, mother of News Corp. Chairman Rupert Murdoch, has died at her home in Australia at the age of 103. Murdoch was well known for her philanthropy and remained active late into her life. "Throughout her life, our mother...
Tags: The Wall Street Journal, Rupert Murdoch, YouTube
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Tribune Co., parent of L.A. Times, emerges from bankruptcy
The new year represents a long-awaited new start for the Tribune Co. The newspaper and television conglomerate emerged from bankruptcy Monday, a financially stronger version of the company that sought court protection four years ago but one that still...
Tags: Television, Realty, Marissa Mayer, Peter Liguori, Discovery Communications, Inc.
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Hulu Chief Executive Jason Kilar to exit
Jason Kilar, the architect and chief executive of the Hulu video service, said Friday that he is leaving the Santa Monica-based company. In an email to the staff Friday, Kilar said he planned to leave the business he has led for more than five years and...
Tags: Corporate Officers, The Walt Disney Co., Netflix Inc., Amazon.com Inc., Media Industry
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Jeff Zucker in at CNN! Sen. Rockefeller has eye on News Corp.
After the coffee. Before buying a new umbrella. The Skinny: When it is rainy like this I really just want to sit at home and listen to the drops hitting the ground and have hot soup. Instead I'm here for you! Thursday's headlines include stories about...
Tags: United Kingdom, Arts and Culture, Jeff Zucker, John D. Rockefeller IV, Television Industry
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