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Disney Cost-Cutting Fells Zemeckis Company
Walt Disney Studios on Friday pulled the plug on ImageMovers Digital, the motion-capture company run by Robert Zemeckis.
New Rules Sought on TV Retransmission
With a petition to the F.C.C. and a letter to Congressional leaders, cable and satellite providers said the current rules were “broken and in need of repair.”
Television Is Not Free and Does Not Want to Be
One of the oldest free mediums, TV has something to teach us about free information. That is: It can be expensive.
After Victory Over Disney, Group Loses Its Lease
The Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood was evicted after pressuring the Walt Disney Company into offering refunds to buyers of its Baby Einstein videos.
At the Last Minute, a Disney-Cablevision Truce
The companies’ feud, most recently exemplified by a Disney move that temporarily prevented Cablevision customers from viewing the Academy Awards, promises to spread across the country to other cable providers and stations.
No Deal on ABC Is Reached by Disney and Cablevision
The Walt Disney Company pulled its ABC station from Cablevision, potentially leaving about three million cable customers in the New York area without access to the Academy Awards.
Disney and Cablevision Snipe at Chiefs in Contract Talks
The companies, which are negotiating a new deal involving WABC in New York, exchanged critical statements on Friday.
Disney and Cablevision Take ABC Fight Public
So-called retransmission payments are growing more common as TV stations seek to supplement advertising with a new, predictable revenue stream.
Where the Orchestras Played and the Mice Presided
The conservative limestone office on Fifth Avenue at 55th Street was once the radically modern headquarters of NBC.
Follow That Rabbit to the Makeup Aisle
Makeup aficionados will especially appreciate the Queen of Heart’s vivid blue lids and heart-shaped lips, and the Mad Hatter’s green eyes, ringed with azure, fuchsia and brick-red eye shadows and what looks to be white mascara.
For New Leader of Disney Parks, a Little Improv
Kicking off Give a Day, Get a Disney Day, Thomas O. Staggs and Kermit the Frog vamped when the teleprompter failed.
Disney’s Cable Results Offset Parks and Studios
The company had stronger-than-expected earnings and revenue in the quarter with results topping expectations.
Disney Is Said to Be Seeking a Buyer for Its Beleaguered Miramax Unit
The Miramax name and 700-film library, including “Pulp Fiction” and “The Queen,” could fetch more than $700 million, a mergers expert said.
ESPN Positions Itself to Take On Europe
ESPN America has few paid ads but is growing as the U.S. network's vehicle for exporting American sports to Europe a year after a major rebranding.
Management Shake-Up Continues at Disney
Oren R. Aviv, the studio’s top movie production executive, resigns under pressure after several top managers are ousted.
NYT > Walt Disney Company
UPDATE - Woods now must raise his game to keep sponsors happy (at Reuters)
Hollywood Heavyweight (at Forbes.com)
NBC's prime-time viewership improves without Leno (AP)
Two weeks into non-Jay Leno programming, NBC's audience for the final hour of prime-time TV has increased by 45 percent.
Self-Important Novelist File: Nicholas Sparks (at Forbes.com)
`Toy Story' creator Pixar earns theater award (AP)
The makers of "Up," "WALL-E" and other Academy Award-winning cartoons have taken home a new prize. Disney-owned Pixar Animation received the ShoWest Big Ten Award on Tuesday in honor of the company's perfect track record -- 10 films, 10 blockbuster hits, including "Finding Nemo" and "The Incredibles."
[$$] DreamWorks' Dragon Packs Some Heat (at Barrons.com)
DreamWorks' Dragon Packs Some Heat Caris raised estimates and the target price on the animated-film firm.
[$$] Rob's Wrap: GMR, DIS, TBT, DKS (at RealMoney by TheStreet.com)
Nielsen's list of top 20 shows for March 8-14 (AP)
Prime-time viewership numbers compiled by the Nielsen Co. for March 8-14. Listings include the week's ranking and viewership.
Long-Haul Companies Look Undervalued (Morningstar.com)
Big Masters Winner? Badge Holders (at CNBC)
Memo to Steve Jobs: Flash Isn't Going Anywhere (at Motley Fool)
Woods' return to golf heralds TV bonanza (at FT.com)
Tiger Woods, the world's top golfer, will emerge next month from his self-imposed exile to play the Masters tournament in Augusta, Georgia.
CBS, ESPN could reap benefits of Tiger's return (at CNNMoney.com)
Tiger Woods' return to golf at the Masters Tournament on April 8 will mean big ratings and rewards for networks and sponsors of the event.
[video] Digits: Google Partners in China Issue Plea [4.3 min] (at MarketWatch)
A group of Google's ad resellers in China issue a plea to the Internet giant for a resolution. WSJ's Marcelo Prince reports. Plus, the FCC unveils details of its $20 billion plan to bring affordable broadband access to nearly all Americans.
CBS Stock Rises on Tiger Woods News (at TheStreet.com)
KINGDOM HEARTS Birth by Sleep Opens the Door to an Untold World This Summer (PR Newswire)
Square Enix, Inc., the publisher of Square Enix® interactive entertainment products in North America, announced today that KINGDOM HEARTS Birth by Sleep will be released in North America this Summer.
Tiger Woods to return to golf at the Masters (AP)
Tiger Woods said Tuesday he will return to golf next month at the Masters, ending a four-month hiatus brought on by a sex scandal that shattered his image as the gold standard in sports.
Global Expansion: Cable's Future Revenue Growth (at Seeking Alpha)
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Self-Important Novelist File: Nicholas Sparks
In a recent interview, the romance novelist Nicholas Sparks compares himself to Hemingway, Shakespeare and Jane Austen.
In Praise of Redundancy
Bring on new versions of old movies and books.
Not Much Without The Fangs
''Twilight'' hunk Robert Pattinson's newest movie is likely to underwhelm at the box office.
Lessons From Meg Whitman's Mom
Courage and the confidence to be anything at all are just some of the lessons the former eBay chief learned from her mother.
Meg Whitman's Bias For Action
Billionaire #773 talks with Moira Forbes about marital compromise and seizing career opportunity.
3-D Boom Powers Hollywood To Box Office Record
Theater revenue for 2009 rises 7.6% to $30 billion, helped by strong sales of premium-priced 3-D tickets.
TV's Biggest Moneymakers
From Fox's ''American Idol'' to ABC's ''V,'' a look at prime time's biggest revenue generators.
Soccer TV For Non-Broadcast Broadcasters
IMG and EPL to produce 24/7 programing for sports media outlets that do not generate their own content.
On The Spot: Oscar Ads
Bill McCuddy reviews the best and worst Oscar ads.
Panasonic Says Picture This
Panasonic to display its 3-D TV at Best Buy.
Oscar Night's Corporate Winners
Films by Disney, Fox Searchlight and Time Warner's Warner Brothers highlighted the Academy Awards.
The Hurt Locker Takes Gold
The little war film owns the night at the Academy Awards.
Boeing Flies On Upgrade
Shares gain after UBS ups its rating on the aircraft maker.
'Wonderland' Weekend
Disney's new version of ''Alice in Wonderland'' will take over 3-D screens, ending the dominance of ''Avatar.''
Biggest Oscar Bumps
The films that earned the most after their nominations.
Free Willy
SeaWorld has kept wild marine animals in captivity for years. It's time to let them go.
Comedy Central Yanks Stewart And Colbert From Hulu
As of next week, viewers looking for a digital dose of their Comedy Central series will have to look elsewhere.
How To Create Jobs
Alibaba.com CEO David Wei offers his advice.
The NHL's Five Ring Circus
Gary Bettman may not be wearing a gold medal but the NHL Commissioner still came back from Vancouver with a top prize: An Olympic-sized bargaining chip.
Leno Proves You Can Come Home Again
Leno returns to "The Tonight Show" with little sign of backlash.
Keeping Brands Relevant Helps When Times Are Tough
Sensing change and acting on it can keep marketers out of trouble.
Dealmaking Comes Alive
The M&A comeback is gaining momentum, giving a boost to stocks of all stripes. Industrials still await their turn.
NBC Headed For Bronze
The Olympics could lift NBC out of its all too familiar fourth place position for the season.
Jeffrey Katzenberg's 3-D Testing Ground
DreamWorks' chief says 3-D is here to stay.
Nine Young Chinese Entrepreneurs To Watch
The world's third-largest economy just keeps on growing, and these wunderkinds aim to take advantage of it.
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Hollywood Heavyweight
Arnon Milchan has made it big in pictures--as well as in arms sales, investing and fertilizer. 2010 03 16 18:37
Self-Important Novelist File: Nicholas Sparks
In a recent interview, the romance novelist Nicholas Sparks compares himself to Hemingway, Shakespeare and Jane Austen. 2010 03 16 17:29
$ DreamWorks' Dragon Packs Some Heat
2010 03 16 17:10
Tiger Woods' Sponsors Jumping Ship
Tiger Woods' sponsors continue to drop the embattled golfer. The loss of Gatorade, AT&T and Accenture, the suspension of Tiger's Gillette campaign and other recent sponsorship shanks are revealing the kinks in Tiger's endorsement game. 2010 03 16 17:03
($) Rob's Wrap: GMR, DIS, TBT, DKS
General Maritime sets sail for higher prices, and Dick's is near blue-sky territory. 2010 03 16 17:00
KINGDOM HEARTS Birth by Sleep Opens the Door to an Untold World This Summer
KINGDOM HEARTS Birth by Sleep Opens the Door to an Untold World This SummerPrequel to the Mega-Hit Franchise Comes to the PSP(R) systemPR NewswireLOS ANGELES, March 16LOS ANGELES, March 16 2010 03 16 13:32
Join the Cast of “So Random!” in the First Video Game Based on the Hit Disney Channel Series Sonny With A Chance
Disney Interactive Studios today announced that Sonny With A Chance is now available for the Nintendo DS. Inspired by sets from the hit Disney Channel series, Sonny With A Chance allows fans to play 2010 03 16 09:02
Is Value Investing Dead?
Despite some setbacks, value investing is here to stay. 2010 03 15 13:50
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