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Yet Another Hulu Bidder! Yahoo Is In, Too.
Add one more name to the Hulu bidding derby: Yahoo, which just announced plans to buy Tumblr for $1.1 billion, has made an offer on the video website.
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Amazon Picks Up More NBCUniversal Shows
Amazon is boosting its Web video catalog via a deal for reruns of several shows from NBC and other channels owned by Comcast. Amazon’s “Prime Instant Video” customers will get exclusive access to shows including “Grimm,” “Suits” and “Hannibal”; as with almost all deals Amazon and competitor Netflix sign for TV reruns, the Web retailer won’t get its hands on them until months after they air.At NBC’s Upfronts, Jimmy Fallon and Jay Leno Sing (Well, Lip-Sync) Again
What really happens at a big network TV upfront? Stuff like this.
Hulu’s Pitch to Advertisers: Four Million People Pay Us to See Your Ads!
Hulu’s ownership structure is up in the air. But it still needs to sell advertising and subscriptions; both seem to be going pretty well.
Where’s Amazon Going With Music, Movies and TV Shows? Ask Media Boss Bill Carr.
“We’re committed to the idea of reinvention.” A rare Q&A with one of most important guys in the media business.
Laurene Powell Jobs Pushes for Immigration Reform on TV, Twitter and Facebook
Broadcast TV is big. But Steve Jobs’ widow wants more reach to send her message out. Here’s the tool she’s using.
Now Showing on YouTube: Spotify
The world’s biggest paid music service advertises on the world’s biggest free music service.
Wall Street to the TV Guys: Please Bail on Broadcast for Cable!
It’s not happening soon. But investors like the idea.
CBS Takes a Second Shot at the Super Bowl’s Second Screen
You can watch the entire game on the Web, for free. But CBS figures you’ll watch it on TV instead. The network’s challenge: To give you a reason to check out their Web site at the same time.
Next Month’s Super Bowl Ads, Today
Advertisers are paying more than $3 million to show a 30-second ad during the 49ers-Ravens game. You can see some of them on YouTube now.