As Ballmer continues pursuit of Yahoo, former AOL chief sees burst of consolidation.
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Media conglomerate and cable operator square off over fees as the content owner threatens to pull its programming.
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Calling board ‘irrational,’ corporate raider names dissident slate to back shotgun marriage to Microsoft.
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Real money goes to 23 companies that oversee virtual worlds in the first quarter, according to a research firm.
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Nickelodeon, which brought the world SpongeBob SquarePants and Jimmy Neutron, buys Dutch-based parenting web sites.
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As the media company—like many of its rivals—expands its online presence
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The two companies will cooperate on online advertising and content sharing, a move certain to prick Google’s nerves.
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Adult-film maker Vivid Entertainment Group is suing Data Conversions, which owns PornoTube.com, over alleged copyright infringement.
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The search king is noticeably absent from an agreement put forth by Microsoft, Walt Disney, Viacom, News Corp, CBS, NBC Universal and others pushing a set of guidelines to protect copyrights online.
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YouTube requests that Stewart, Stephen Colbert testify in $1 billion lawsuit by Viacom. Comedians’ programs were once among the most viewed on video site.
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Analysis: Wall Street has more or less shrugged off YouTube headaches—so far.
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Google unit signs NBA, BBC, Sundance Channel, and other video sources.
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TV network takes March Madness right to Google’s turf with user video campaign.
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Broadcaster backs virtual world content developer.
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Media companies mad at YouTube might switch to the new video service.
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Search king hopes to appease media giants complaining about YouTube running uploaded clips.
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Search king seeks attorney for YouTube issues; looks for senior engineer as well.
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Deal follows a brigade of announcements last week of movie download services.
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Viacom takedown could signal problems for GooTube.
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Media giant demands that Google’s video-sharing site pull more than 100,000 clips
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