Desperate Housewives News
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Walt Disney Co. and other movie and TV studios asked a federal judge to rule that the file-sharing website Lime Wire LLC and its founder, Mark Gorton, induced people to illegally download shows and films without payment.
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The “Desperate Housewives” of Wisteria Lane have a new address: Istanbul’s Gul street. In Russia, Peg and Al Bundy of “Married With Children” have morphed into Gena and Dasha, who inhabit an apartment in Yekaterinburg rather than a suburban home near Chicago.
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Walt Disney Co. ’s ABC, running last this season in the viewers marketers target, is unable to renew its most-popular drama “Desperate Housewives” because of pay demands by three stars, people familiar with the situation said.
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Walt Disney Co.’s ABC broadcast network, flirting with NBC for last place in the young-adult audience advertisers target, is adding 10 new shows next season after “Desperate Housewives” ended its eight-season run.
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In the world of television, canceled doesn’t mean what it used to.
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Who Woke J.R.?
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Amazon.com Inc.’s Lovefilm unit, which streams movies and television to subscribers online, signed a deal to offer Walt Disney Co. shows in the U.K.
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United Microelectronics Corp., the world’s second-largest custom-chip maker, said it settled a patent dispute with LSI Corp.
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CBS Corp., the perennial second-place network with the younger prime-time viewers prized by television advertisers, is poised to claim that crown for the first time in two decades with its new schedule.
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Walt Disney Co. said Steve McPherson , president of its ABC Entertainment unit, has resigned less than two months before the network’s new television season begins.
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