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Fed can provide loan details to media, court rules; British Airways strike looms

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Gores Brothers Said to Consider Joint Bid for Disney?s Miramax

March 19 (Bloomberg) -- Alec and Tom Gores, billionaire brothers who run separate private equity firms, are weighing a joint bid for Walt Disney Co.s Miramax film studio, according to two people with knowledge of the plans. Alecs The Gores Group LLC and
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WSJ editors 'furious' about arts reporter jumping to NYT

Kate Taylor joined the Wall Street Journal's New York section only six weeks ago. "She's going to the competition on the exact same beat," says one of John Koblin 's sources. " The Journal announced this afternoon that it's hired Pia Catton from Politico
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Heineken "Boss' Daughter"

Seize the day. That's the message behind the first Heineken campaign from the brand's new agency Euro RSCG. In one of the first spots, a 'frightening' boss walks into a business cocktail party with his 'lovely' daughter at his side. All the young men
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Mobile Media reading for Fri., March 19

> Apple iPad? How about a little German innovation instead? (TechCrunch) > Apple vs. Amazon: The E-Book War Rages On (Mashable) > Would the iPad Take Over Casual Home Gaming? (Gizmodo) > The iPad May Change Computing, Just Not Your Life (GigaOM) >
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Singleton's MediaNews Group Emerges From Bankruptcy

's holding company said Friday it is out of Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. On Jan. 22, the parent of The Denver Post and 53 other dailies filed a so-called prepackaged bankruptcy that had been approved in advance by its lenders. Under the plan,
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Audit Notes: Better Cohan, Ernst Whopper, WSJ Walkback

I was highly critical of a William D. Cohan piece in the Times two weeks ago pleading for mercy for a convicted white-collar criminal. So it?s nice to be able to applaud a Cohan piece this week: Frankly, the idea that Fuld was unaware of Repo 105 is
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Heineken "Boss's Daughter"

Seize the day. That?s the message behind the first Heineken campaign from the brand?s new agency Euro RSCG. In one of the first spots, a ?frightening? boss walks into a business cocktail party with his ?lovely? daughter at his side. All the
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Singletons MediaNews Group Emerges From Bankruptcy

CHICAGO MediaNews Group's holding company said Friday it is out of Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. On Jan. 22, the parent of The Denver Post and 53 other dailies filed a so-called prepackaged bankruptcy that had been approved in advance by its lenders.
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Millennials Hit Hardest by ID Theft

The group most likely to be victimized by ID thieves is also the group you would expect to be the most tech-savvy. Of course, it could be that the reason 18-24 year-olds are ID theft victims is because they use technology so freely. Phishing, smishing,
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Is there a future for books? Ask a kid.

Jeff Kinney has worked full-time for a decade designing popular kid-friendly Web games. He also writes stories, but his best-selling series, ',' was originally published online, not in a book. This free online version regularly gets 70,000 hits a day.
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McInerney, Teague named WSJ wine columnists

Memo from Wall Street Journal managing editor Robert Thomson From: Thomson, Robert Sent: Friday, March 19, 2010 1:28 PM To: WSJ All News Staff; Newswires_USERS Subject: In vino veritas Dear All, We are pleased to announce our new duet of wine
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Gannett CEO gets $19.3M if he walks out the door

Footnoted.org Getting fired -- at least after a change in control -- would be more remunerative: $39 million if Craig Dubow is fired within two years of a deal," writes Theo Francis .
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Audiences brace for Tiger's tabloid TV tale

Tiger Woods will return to golf by playing in next month's Masters tournament, and if you're already sick of tabloid tales about Tiger's tail, all one can say is, 'Fore!'Still, as made-for-TV spectacles go, this first installment of 'The Tiger Woods
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Did This Commercial Step Over the Line?

Brian Steinberg Advertising Age The day when commercials are indistinguishable from the programs they support finally arrived -- just before 10 p.m. Eastern last Thursday night [March 11]. That's when an ad for Dr Pepper ran after NBC's insider-y sitcom
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Icahn ups Lionsgate offer

Icahn launches hostile bid for Lionsgate Carl Icahn has launched a hostile takeover bid for Lionsgate, ratcheting up his battle with the minimajor over spending and strategy. Icahn announced the $6 a share offer Friday, a slight premium to the closing
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Pittman-Bloomberg Fed Lawsuit Scores Again

Bloomberg has won another victory in its battle to force the Federal Reserve to reveal details of its multi-trillion-dollar bailouts?ones it is scrambling to keep secret. The U.S. Court of Appeals in Manhattan ruled today that the Fed must release
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Theories Abound About Why Viacom Went After YouTube

4. YouTube Accuses Viacom Of Secretly Uploading Clips 5. MSG Delivers First 3D Hockey Telecast TAGS: Television, Google, Copyright, Video MOST READ 1. TV Trends: More Internet TV Viewers Erode Trad Media 2. Capital One Goes Viral With NCAA Video 3. Build
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Interviews With Small Agency Leaders: Part 1

Bart Cleveland However, with every disaster there are those who find a way to rise above the mayhem and not only survive, but thrive. We call them heroes. I have many small-agency heroes and I've asked some of them to help me discern what small agencies
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Nestle to Facebook Fans: Consider Yourself Embraced

As many CPG companies work harder to demonstrate understanding of social media, it was inevitable that one of them would provide evidence to the contrary. It's just rare you find examples this good. Nestle, in a fit of intellectual property
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New Media Infrastructure Company Ankeena Networks Raises $16 Million

Ankeena Networks, a Santa Clara, CA-based provider of new media infrastructure solutions, has raised approximately $16 million in new VC funding, according to a regulatory filing (via peHUB). No word about who backed the company with this third round of
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SeeWhy Aims To Optimize Website Conversions Through Email, Social Media

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Court rules for media on bailout information

NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve may be required to make public some of its records on emergency lending programs to banks in the financial bailout, an appeals court ruled on Friday in cases brought by news organizations.
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The TAO of Journalism

A seal program promoting transparency, accountability, and openness Digg Facebook Reddit StumbleUpon Delicious It started, as many things do in journalism, with a pen and paper. Close to three years ago at a Journalism That Matters event in Washington,
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Social Security?s Code Words

Erskine Bowles takes the stage Digg Facebook Reddit StumbleUpon Delicious Those who consider themselves Social Security mavens know the name Erskine Bowles. Bill Clinton?s former chief of staff, and currently president of the University of North
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Scoring the CBO Score

Amid all the spinning and sparring over the Congressional Budget Office?s assessment of health care legislation, a couple of stories stand out for bringing much-needed context to the proceedings. The Washington Post did a smart analysis, pointing out
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Hearing Little Good Economic News

One reason why people feel glum about the economy and, hence, their ability to spend: Little of the economic news they hear is unambiguously good. Polling this month by the Pew Research Center for the People & the Press asked respondents to characterize
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Where does privacy fit in the online video revolution? | Victor Keegan

With more and more of us streaming live video of ourselves online, the meaning of the word 'privacy' is undergoing a change I spent part of yesterday attending a business meeting in Japan. I didn't understand a word of what was said, yet a message of
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SPECIAL REPORT: News Corp. in Carbon Neutral Home Stretch?

n has nine months to fulfill Chairman Rupert Murdoch's dramatic vow in 2007 to make the sprawling global media giant -- home to assets as varied as 'Avatar' and the New York Post, 'American Idol' and The Wall Street Journal -- carbon neutral by the end
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Media Advisory: MP Shelley Glover to Announce Significant Investment in Local Company That Supports Innovation in Canada's Healthcare Industry

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