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Time Warner Cable's Britt says he supports smaller TV packages
The anti-bundling bill by Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) may be going nowhere, but Time Warner Cable Chief Executive Officer Glenn Britt says he supports the idea of having smaller television packages. Britt told an audience at the Cable Show in Washington...
Tags: John McCain, Time Warner Cable Inc., Google Inc., Satellite and Cable Service, Companies and Corporations
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Blumenthal To Nickelodeon: No More Junk Food Ads
The Hartford CourantKids in America are getting fatter and four Democratic senators say that Nickelodeon can help curb the growing problem by cutting out ads for unhealthy foods that are sandwiched between its programs. Connecticut Sen. Richard Blumenthal and three...Tags: Weight, Physical Conditions, John D. Rockefeller IV, U.S. Congress, Sleep Apnea
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Cable industry to discuss challenges — and hear from Jennifer Lopez
The cable industry’s annual gathering is usually a celebration of new technologies, popular programming and sunny projections for growth. But when top pay-TV executives gather in Washington for the National Cable & Telecommunications Assn....Tags: Satellite and Cable Service, Media Industry, Discovery Communications, Inc., Prices, Hulu
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RPT-Intel offers to pay up for Internet TV programming deals
ReutersBy Ronald Grover , Liana B. Baker and Noel Randewich June 7 (Reuters) - Intel Corp's talks to buy content from media companies for its new TV service are advancing, and the chipmaker is offering to pay as much as 75 percent more than traditional cable...Tags: Google Inc., Satellite and Cable Service, Television Networks, Media Industry, Intel Corp.
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Intel Has $2 Billion War Chest for TV Deals, But None Secured Yet
VarietyIntel has committed at least $2 billion to TV programming licensing deals for its forthcoming broadband TV service, according to sources familiar with the chipmaker's initiative, but so far it has failed to officially sign any major content companies....Tags: News Corp., ABC (tv network), CBS Corp., BBC, Intel Corp.
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10 Things Seen and Heard Inside AFI's Mel Brooks Gala
ReutersJun 08 (TheWrap.com) - AFI and A-listers from the TV and film comedy community bestowed the godfather of modern comedy, Mel Brooks, with AFI's Lifetime Achievement Award at the Dolby Theatre on Thursday night. Whether you'll be watching it when it airs...Tags: Melonie Diaz, Entertainment Events, Weaponry, Zach Galifianakis, Apple iPhone
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Esquire Network Seems Out of Style on TV Scene
VarietyThe manliest thing about NBCU's new guy-focused Esquire channel may be the attempt to launch it. A cable channel joining forces with a magazine whose heyday extends beyond the era of "Mad Men?" And launching with a two-hour special in the middle of the...Tags: Newspaper and Magazine, Satellite and Cable Service, Mad Men (tv program), The Wall Street Journal, Media Industry
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MTV, CMT and VH1 to Showcase New Musical Artists on July 4
ReutersJun 12 (TheWrap.com) - As Americans celebrate the nation's independence on July 4, MTV will also honor its own origins as a station that started out focusing primarily on music. Hearkening back to the days before "Jersey Shore," "Teen Mom" and "Awkward,"...Tags: Teen Mom (tv program), Jersey Shore (tv program), Music Industry, Awkward (tv program), Music
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History Channel and Lou Reda to present WWII shows at Sigal
TV WatchersView the highly acclaimed Lou Reda History production "WWII in HD" along with other History Channel documentaries about World War II produced by the Easton production company during a year-long series at Sigal Museum in Easton. The museum will kick...... -
Sumner Redstone's Birthday Is Cause Celebre
VarietySumner Redstone started his career as an exhibitor, so friends and family who organized his surprise 90th birthday party last week zealously pursued a theatrical theme -- a giant red carpet in front of his home, a theater marquee, tickets, candy and...Tags: Tom Cruise, Danny DeVito, David Letterman, Philippe P. Dauman, CBS Corp.
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Netflix, Hulu Dominate Mobile TV Viewing
VarietyThe bulk of TV content watched on smartphones and tablets today is provided through Netflix and Hulu Plus -- not networks or pay TV providers, according to a new study. About 64% of TV shows viewed on smartphones and 54% on tablets were via Netflix, Hulu...Tags: Computer Hardware, Google Inc., Starcom Incorporated, Media Industry, Hulu
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Netflix, Hulu dominate mobile TV viewing
VarietyThe bulk of TV content watched on smartphones and tablets today is provided through Netflix and Hulu Plus -- not networks or pay TV providers, according to a new study. About 64% of TV shows viewed on smartphones and 54% on tablets were via Netflix,...Tags: Computer Hardware, Google Inc., Starcom Incorporated, Media Industry, Hulu
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