barry diller
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Silverman’s ‘Electus’ Is Not a Parrot — and He’s Got $125M
A multiplatform United Artists is the model for the company backed by Diller’s IAC.
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IAC Gets Into Content Business
Diller’s company invests in Daily Beast and Silverman’s Electus.
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Exclusive! TV Editor Leaving L.A. Times for the Beast
Diller and Brown on the town Tina Brown’s Daily Beast continues to lure talent into its IAC-owned belly. The latest is Kate Aurthur, the television editor at the Los Angeles Times, who is leaving the paper for the Barry Diller-backed website. Aurthur confirmed the news in an e-mail to TheWrap: “I have no…
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Moguls Found on a Boat! (Summer ’09 Edition)
Latest port of call: Amalfi coast. Grazer and Berkus are with Vivi Nevo; Ron Meyer has obviously made up with David Geffen. Check out the latest floating heads!
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Having Fun With the Silverman-Diller Press Release
As the Ben Silverman Experiment ends at NBC, another one begins at IAC. News that the network’s wunderkind co-chairman has been wooed by Barry Diller to launch a new company that will “capitalize on the ever-evolving world of multimedia production and distribution, leveraging unique marketing expertise,” broke this morning – apparently “first-Tweeted” by Ryan Seacrest,…
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After a Rocky Road, Silverman Finally Leaves NBC Universal
As Jeff Gaspin becomes the main man, Silverman says, “This fall will be my judgment.”
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Kutcher: Media Turning Back Over to Consumers
With 3M followers, Kutcher has tried to seize on the social trend and bring TV, feature film and digital content together.
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Harsh Times in Sun Valley
“Ultra-quiet” is the word coming out of Sun Valley and Herb Allen’s annual retreat, but I don’t believe it. (I never believe those big media guys.) This morning everyone got up and listened to a panel about how new media is going to dominate the world, whatever’s left of it. Disney CEO Bob Iger, IAG’s…
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Hollywood 2.0 with Barry Diller, Chairman and CEO of IAC/InteractiveCorp
TheWrap talks to Barry Diller about the challenges posed to Hollywood by the Internet.