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- Apple and Google to clash in music space by Christmas
(Reuters)
Reuters - Google Inc is in talks with music labels on plans for a download store and a digital song locker that would allow its mobile users to play songs wherever they are as it steps up its rivalry with Apple Inc, according to people familiar with the matter. - Apple and TV networks clash over 99 cent rentals
(Reuters)
Reuters - Apple Inc introduced a new version of Apple TV on Wednesday with shows from just two networks, underscoring its struggles to win over a media industry worried about losing control over the pricing of its programs. - Apple TV a first step for more ambitious plans?
(Reuters)
Reuters - Critics hoping for more from Apple Inc's Web-to-TV plans -- a device, say, that would revolutionize living room entertainment the way the iPad changed tablet computing -- may just need to wait a bit longer. - Time Warner struggling to find new studio boss
(Reuters)
Reuters - Time Warner chairman and CEO Jeffrey Bewkes might have gotten a bit ahead of himself when it comes to planning succession at the industry's dominant film and television studio. Now he seems to be resetting the clock. - Time Warner Cable, Disney yet to reach deal
(Reuters)
Reuters - Time Warner Cable and Walt Disney Co ensured millions of U.S. cable customers can still watch some of their favorite TV programs while the companies kept working on a new programing deal after a midnight deadline passed. - Why Apple rental plan alienated most studios
(Reuters)
Reuters - Don't look for rival studios to join Disney and News Corp. for Apple's announced 99-cent TV rental offering anytime soon. - Final "Lost" season turns up at No. 1 on DVD chart
(Reuters)
Reuters - Television shows on DVD may peter out after the first few seasons, but not "Lost." - Itron and Cisco to develop networking platform for grids
(Reuters)
Reuters - Cisco said it would join hands with power meter maker Itron Inc to develop a communication platform for smart grids, in a move seen as the networking giant's first investment in this lucrative market. - Emmy resentments surface in TV industry
(Reuters)
Reuters - The major broadcast networks are serious about splitting the Primetime Emmys into two shows, and they have support among cable networks who share a frustration about HBO so thoroughly dominating the longform categories. - AT&T drops Hallmark Channels from lineup
(Reuters)
Reuters - AT&T U-verse TV has dropped Hallmark Channel and Hallmark Movie Channel from its lineup after the parties failed to reach a new carriage agreement. - Summer movie-ticket sales fall 6 percent from 2009
(Reuters)
Reuters - Summer 2010 won't set a box-office high, and fewer tickets have been sold than in any swimsuit season in more than a decade. - Tribune board sets panel to oversee bankruptcy
(Reuters)
Reuters - Tribune Co's board has formed a special committee to oversee the media company's bankruptcy, which unraveled this month following an investigation into its 2007 leveraged buyout. - Icahn ups Lions Gate bid, values studio at $1 billion
(Reuters)
Reuters - Investor Carl Icahn increased his bid to buy Lions Gate Entertainment Corp on Tuesday to $7.50 per share, valuing the company at $1 billion and sending shares up more than 12 percent. - Wal-mart agrees to settle online DVD lawsuit: filing
(Reuters)
Reuters - Wal-Mart Stores Inc has agreed to settle a private antitrust lawsuit over its exit from the online DVD market, according to court documents. - Emmy viewership rises slightly from year ago
(Reuters)
Reuters - The primetime Emmy awards telecast on Sunday night was watched by 13.5 million U.S. viewers, up slightly from a total audience of 13.3 million that tuned-in one year ago for U.S. television's top honors. - Glenn Beck launches news website
(Reuters)
Reuters - Conservative news commentator Glenn Beck launched his own news website, The Blaze, on Tuesday, saying it was time to "stop complaining" about mainstream media and "do something" on his own. - Will Emmys split into two shows next year?
(Reuters)
Reuters - Will the Primetime Emmys be divided into two shows?