I Want My LanceTV

Tomorrow is national “Do I even get the Oprah Network?” day for cyclists everywhere.

Matt Haughey, via Twitter

SkinnyScoop Bets That There’s an Oprah in Everyone

Pinterest, but for your inner Oprah.
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GPS for the Web Soul: Huffington Post and OWN Launch HuffPost OWN

You were lost? Now Arianna and Oprah will find you.
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Fortune’s “Most Powerful Women” Features Techies: IBM’s Rometty Tops List, but Yahoo’s Mayer Grabs Cover

The women of tech get their due in terms of influence.
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Oprah’s Next Tweet

I removed the tweet at the request of Nielsen. I intended no harm and apologize for the reference.

Oprah Winfrey, in a statement to the New York Times, referring to a tweet she published Sunday night encouraging Nielsen viewers to tune in to OWN, in violation of Nielsen’s policy

My Picks for Yahoo’s Next CEO — Maybe Snoop Dogg, Ya Digg?

While the Yahoo board has yet to begin a search, I have already been hard at work on selecting the next CEO.
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Oprah to Do Live Interview at Facebook Next Week

TV legend Oprah Winfrey will be the latest and greatest celebrity to pay a visit to Facebook, where she’ll sit for one of Facebook’s live-streamed video interviews with its community next week.
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Flipboard and Condé Nast Partner in Brand Ads Deal on Social Reading App

Social reading app Flipboard has partnered with magazine giant Condé Nast to offer a slew of magazines with branded advertising from major marketers.
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Viral Video: Kimmel’s “It’s So Hard to Say Goodbye (to Oprah Winfrey)”

Late-night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel bids farewell to daytime talk show queen Oprah.

Exclusive: Flipboard Confirms $50 Million Funding at $200 Million Valuation

Late last month, BoomTown posted about a huge venture funding effort by the high-profile and even more highly designed social media reading app for the Apple iPad, Flipboard. Today, its co-founder and CEO Mike McCue confirmed a $50 million round at an eye-popping $200 million valuation, in a wide-ranging interview at the start-up’s Palo Alto, Calif., HQ.

Why Broadcast TV Won’t Miss Oprah