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How to Spend a Billion-Plus on User-Generated Content, Google Edition
Sure, Tumblr could be a GeoCities for Yahoo. What if it’s a YouTube? Here’s what the video site’s financials looked like when Google bought it.With an Eye on Viacom, Netflix Adds More Kids’ Shows From Disney
Dora could go. But Jake is coming.DreamWorks Close to Buying AwesomenessTV, YouTube’s Would-Be Nickelodeon
Lots of Big Media companies are investing in YouTube startups. Now a Hollywood heavyweight may buy one.Adios, Dora? Why Netflix Can Afford to Get Pickier About Its Content Deals.
The digital gravy train may be coming to a halt for the movie and TV guys. It was good while it lasted.Netflix Says Its “House of Cards” Strategy Worked, and Wall Street Agrees
Binge-viewing works, says Reed Hastings. Or, at least the buzz about binge-viewing works. Meanwhile: It may be time to say adios to Dora and Diego.YouTube Beats Viacom in Copyright Case, Again
Check out Chad Hurley’s taunt!Why Netflix Money May Be Expensive for Viacom
Why watch “SpongeBob” on TV, with commercials, when you can see it whenever you want on the Web, ad-free?So, Why Isn’t the Angry Birds Cartoon Coming to American TV?
As if you needed another screen in your home with Angry Birds on it, anyway.Billions! Cablevision Takes Its Second Swing at Viacom in Bundling-Breaking Fight.
Here come the documents! Well, some of them, at least.Voices







