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Alan Albarran, Professor and Director
Alan Albarran, Professor and Director
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS
Analysis of: Studios, consumer electronic firms to promote Blu-ray discs (www.latimes.com)
This article points out a new marketing blitz between Hollywood movie studios and electronic firms to increase interest and sales of Blu-Ray DVD players.  It's not that consumers are not interested, but that they are already getting HD-quality movies at home.
Mark Fendley, Continuous Improvement Manager
BMW Manufacturing Co., LLC
Analysis of: Running on Fumes: GM could soon run out of cash (www.forbes.com)
Detroit's Big Three have several obstacles to overcome; the question is will they have the ability to withstand this perfect storm? Consumer confidence is shaken, financing is impossible or difficult, product mix doesn't meet market demands, alternative energy development and emission compliance is...
Alan Albarran, Professor and Director
Alan Albarran, Professor and Director
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS
Analysis of: The FCC Under Obama (www.radioink.com)
The election of Barack Obama as the next President of the United States will mean significant changes in the makeup of the FCC, and a new direction in policy directives.
Alan Albarran, Professor and Director
Alan Albarran, Professor and Director
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS
Analysis of: FCC Expands Use of Airwaves (www.washingtonpost.com)
The FCC has unanimously approved utilizaion of airwaves for electronic devices to access the Internet, despite the objections of a diverse and unlikely group of partners opposing the action.
Alan Albarran, Professor and Director
Alan Albarran, Professor and Director
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS
Analysis of: High-Def Options Vie With Blu-ray (online.wsj.com)
Article examines the challenges Sony is facing with its new DVD format of Blu-ray, and apprehension of consumers to buy a new piece of technology when they are currently able to get plenty of software (movies, TV programs) in a high definition format.
Alan Albarran, Professor and Director
Alan Albarran, Professor and Director
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS
Analysis of: Clear Channel Now Accessible on iPhone (www.mediaweek.com)
Clear Channel's iHeartRadio application is now available for the Apple iPhone, bringing hundreds of existing radio stations to mobile users.
David Workman, Executive Director
David Workman, Executive Director
PRO Buying Group
Analysis of: CREDIT Circuit City Loses Recommendation (www.washingtonpost.com)
Vendors will continue to support Circuit until at least the first part of December Companies will watch carefully the weekly trends over the next 45 days Vendors can easily create a "run on the bank" if one or two large suppliers change their terms significantly 
Alan Albarran, Professor and Director
Alan Albarran, Professor and Director
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS
Analysis of: How Local Media Feel Recession (adage.com)
The threat of an imminent recession means more bad news for local media, especially radio and newspapers, which are reeling from lost advertising.
Alan Albarran, Professor and Director
Alan Albarran, Professor and Director
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS
Analysis of: NY Attorney General To Sue Arbitron Over PPM (www.radioink.com)
New York State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo announces intent to sue Arbitron over deployment of its PPM technology "to enjoin unlawful and deceptive practices in which Arbitron plans to engage, has engaged and/or continues to engage." 
Alan Albarran, Professor and Director
Alan Albarran, Professor and Director
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS
Analysis of: IPTV subscriptions to grow 64 percent in 2008: Gartner (www.reuters.com)
A new report by the Gartner Group details strong growth in both IPTV households and revenues through 2012, but most of the growth is happening in Europe.

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