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Netflix Inc.’s deal to obtain original programming from DreamWorks Animation SKG signals the rising power of alternatives to major networks and studios for the distribution of movies and television shows, according to executives and investors in the media industry.
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When Maria Andriopoulou switches on her television, she no longer knows what to watch now that the Greek government has shut the country’s public broadcaster.
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Liberty Media Corp.’s investment in Charter Communications Inc. may be billionaire John Malone’s first move in a multi-year chess game to consolidate the U.S. cable industry.
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More than 2,000 Singaporeans gathered at a downtown park to protest a regulation requiring websites that regularly publish news on the city state to be licensed.
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More than 1,000 Singaporeans gathered at a downtown park to protest a regulation requiring websites that regularly publish news on the city state to be licensed.
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As clouds of tear gas engulfed central Istanbul and anti-government demonstrators fought with police, billionaire Aydin Dogan’s news channel aired a documentary about penguins.
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Singapore’s new rules licensing news websites undercuts its status as a financial hub, Human Rights Watch said, urging the city to withdraw regulations it says discourage independent comment.
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The Singapore government’s regulation introduced last week to license news websites does not impede individuals’ freedom of expression online, a minister said.
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Twitter Inc. has teamed with the National Basketball Association to stream video clips of game highlights as the blogging service expands beyond 140-character status updates ahead of a possible initial public offering.
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The U.S. entertainment and media industry last year grew 3.1 percent, its first gain since 2007, as marketers returned to advertising online and on television, according to the accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP.
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