GLG News by Movie Distribution Experts

News Corporation may be considering a bid for Yahoo!  The company has considered a bid for Yahoo previously, and has had on and off discussions for years.

3D may be widely viewed as the magic bullet that will save Hollywood from its slow decline, but the crunch in available screens, coupled with the potential collapse of the traditional revenue streams -- international cinema, TV, and DVDs -- suggests that dark clouds loom on the Hollywood horizon.  ...

The stakes are high in the IPTV wars, with cable providers, satellite providers, traditional telcos, and fiber optic based telcos vying for the prized position as the premiere portal to the homes of the world. New developments in DSL technology raise the prospect that popular assumptions regarding the...

Microsoft announces a bid for Yahoo! at $44 billion to compete more effectively with Google.  But that competition could be just one of several reasons for this acquisition.

A number of "sold" iPhones have never been activated with AT&T, and the implications of these missing phones are discussed in this article.

Landmark Communications has announced intent to sell KLAS-TV, Las Vegas, and WTVF, Nashville.  Both entities would be nice additions to a TV station portfolio.

While to date the Internet has failed to fall prey to global gridlock as a consequence of the widespread wiring of the world, video -- which now accounts for the bulk of Internet traffic -- threatens to once more raise the specter of the digital divide, presenting the prospect of a privileged class...

Radio's problems are not short-term, and a longer horizon is needed to meet the challenges of declining revenues.

Murdoch is back in Germany? (Potential) investors of Premiere and other German TV and cable assets ought to know: Is this a savy move of a shrewd businessman or a dull act of an aging tycoon to the only place in the world where he has, so far, failed.

Ford Motor Company will include HD radios as standard equipment on all new models produced in 2009. If HD Radio has any future, it will need more deals like this one with Ford to get the technology in automobiles.