Media
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MPAA Names Marc Miller as Online Content Protection Exec
Marc Miller, the MPAA's new SVP, Content Protection, Internet will oversee the gency's worldwide online content protection enforcement strategies and operations
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Kevin Smith, Richard Linklater Join Hulu Summer Slate
Smith offers movie show "Spoilers," Linklater a travel show called "Up to Speed"
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Yahoo to Sell Half Its Stake in Alibaba Group for $7B
Yahoo will unload half of its stake in the Chinese e-commerce company and can sell the rest of it once Alibaba goes public
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SAG-AFTRA Approves David P. White as National Exec Director
The board of directors of the newly merged unions OKs David P. White as National Executive Director, a role he held with SAG
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Robin Gibb, Bee Gees Co-Founder, Dead at 62
The Bee Gees soundtrack to the 1977 film "Saturday Night Fever" helped propel disco music into a worldwide phenomenon
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Mark Zuckerberg Weds Longtime Girlfriend, Changes Facebook Status
Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg married his girlfriend of nine years, Priscilla Chan, in a surprise backyard ceremony on Saturday
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Facebook IPO: Social Network Stock Fizzles as Market Closes
Facebook has only a fractional gain on first day as a public company
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Facebook Goes Public, Biggest Tech IPO in History
Facebook's IPO price of $38 will raise $16 billion
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Comcast Ups Data Usage Limits Following Netflix Complaint
Comcast Corp. announced Thursday that it is lifting its cap on customers' monthly bandwidth use following complaints from competitors
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Jane Lynch Tells Republicans: ‘Money To be Made in Gay Marriage’ (Video)
"Glee" star Jane Lynch slides into Rachel Maddow's chair on MSNBC to deliver an economic argument for marriage equality
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Facebook IPO: 5 Warning Signs That Have Investors Worried
From slowing ad sales to mobile app hiccups, not everything is "like"-able at Mark Zuckerberg's tech giant
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Mike Wallace, ‘The Insider’ and TV News: Howard Kurtz and Lauren Ashburn Debate
Daily Download's Lauren Ashburn and Howard Kurtz take Lowell Bergman's interview about veteran newsman Mike Wallace as a lead-in to a deeper discussion of how TV news works
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Los Angeles Times Shutting Down Magazine; Layoffs Expected
In an internal memo, COO Kathy Thomson says paper will develop a quarterly lifestyle and fashion publication
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Netflix Turning Up the Heat on AT&T, Comcast and TWC Over Data Caps
Netflix is lobbying federal regulators to prevent the cable companies from leveraging monthly broadband-usage caps against the video-streaming giant
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Doug Halonen