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Analysis of:
NBC, Apple play game of brinkmanship (news.com.com)
1. iTunes is cannibalizing NBC home video sales. 2. Apple’s solution: open an iTunes rental / Video-on-Demand platform.
Analysis of:
Sony Projects 1M Blu-ray Disc Sales by Q4 (www.homemediamagazine.com)
Did you read How To Lie With Statistics in college? Do you practice it in your business? Do you own a high definition TV and also subscribe to a high definition service? Do you own an hd – next generation DVD player of either format? If not, why not? Have you watched a standard definition (sd)...
Analysis of:
So many streamers, so little bandwidth (www.fierceiptv.com)
The Internet may soon become US consumers’ primary entertainment source. The consumer is ultimately looking for longer professionally produced content for their online and mobile experience.
Analysis of:
Warner Brothers may sign first Hindi movie (www.businessstandard.com)
1. Warner Bros, Disney, News Corp and Sony have been working for years in the Indian TV sector. 2. Hollywood movies only account for 8% of the Indian Box Office.
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Media companies notice the sexiness of business news (www.usatoday.com)
A closer or perhaps an inside look is required when considering the current fate of the newspaper / media segment. While newspapers are routinely critical of their own efforts, with the same level of routine they neglect to inform about their position of dominance despite dips in circulation. ...
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Is Sumner Redstone Unintentionally Sabotaging Bonds Between Viacom, Paramount, DreamWorks and CBS?
Analysis of:
Redstone Split Bears on Future of Viacom, CBS (online.wsj.com)
Is Sumner Redstone Unintentionally Sabotaging Bonds Between Viacom, Paramount, DreamWorks and CBS?
1. Sumner Redstone is known for forcing out executives 2. DreamWorks’ and Paramount’s bond may be unraveling 3. Family businesses have a low probability of surviving the third generation
Analysis of:
Facebook Proves Both Profitable And Desirable (publications.mediapost.com)
According to Nielsen-NetRatings MySpace statistically dwarfs Facebook
Analysis of:
Networking sites seen hitting web ad growth (www.ft.com)
The most measurable medium, the Internet, is causing the most controversy over how it should be measured.
Analysis of:
Up Next for Buyouts: Cable TV (www.businessweek.com)
1. Could Charter, Cox and Cable Vision be targets in the next round of consolidation? 2. Will AT&T look to acquire DIRECTV or Echostar to create a quick fix?
Analysis of:
Startup taking 3-D mobile (www.hollywoodreporter.com)
If there was ever a question as to whether the public is now aware that all sorts of content will be available on our mobile devices, the release of the iPhone last week has put that to rest. Over the next couple of years there will be continual and rapid growth in all manner of accessories and tools...
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