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Chicago: Young people want their music, TV and movies now - even if it means they get these things illegally. A recent Columbia University survey found, in fact, that 70 per cent of 18- to 29-year-olds said they had bought, copied or downloaded unauthori
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WHILE negotiations over its debt mountain and future ownership remain up in the air, Eircom could soon be showing Oscar nominated movie The Help, and other films too, when it launches an extensive video on demand and television service to its customers b
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What's happened in the business of video games this past week ... QUOTE | "Xbox Live is going to lose out."—Tim Schafer, CEO of Double Fine, talking about what Microsoft should do to stem the migration of developers away from Xbox Live. QUOTE | "You bel
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An analyst with a $270 target and "sell short" rating may have a credibility problem I applaud my CNNMoney colleague Hibah Yousuf for trying to pin down which hedge funds have been dumping their Apple (AAPL) shares lately, but I'm not sure I would have u
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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — Tech stocks closed the week out on a largely negative note Friday, yet still saw some decent activity from the likes of Applied Materials Inc. and Netflix Inc. , as well as reaction to Brightcove Inc.’s IPO ahead of the Presi
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Facebook is valued at “plenty” By Wall Street’s tech cognoscenti, Take 1 billion friends Times 5 dollars, then Times IPO multiple: 20!
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Before we say goodbye to the second edition of "Downton Abbey's" intoxicating delights, a quick question about the biggest hit PBS has produced in years: Could the British program's success reflect -- or hasten -- the broadening of America's somewhat par
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There are date movies that require popcorn and Maltesers and guarantee eye rolling all night. Then there are date movies that find ways to reference sex in just the right way, maybe explicitly or via innuendo. However they do it, through steamy scenes an
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Two years ago, Hollywood talent agent Ari Emanuel made a remarkable statement about the future of media. He said he could see a time when certain movies premiered on Facebook instead of in theaters. After a decade of war with Silicon Valley, big chunks o
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Starring: Nicolas Cage, Idris Elba, CiarĂĄn Hinds, Violante Placido, and Fergus RiordanWritten by: Scott M. Gimple, Seth Hoffman, and David S. GoyerDirected by: Mark Neveldine and Brian TaylorStudio: Sony PicturesRating: PG-13Run Time: 94 minutesSeries:
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I did a double take when I recently saw a pile of blank VHS tapes for sale at a local Blockbuster store that was closing. Granted those videotapes were only a tiny sliver of the store's inventory being liquidated. But it seemed to me an irresistible meta
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About 3 years ago I got really angry with something that Wolf Blitzer said on CNN, and I canceled my cable. At the time everyone thought I was crazy. well actually everyone still thinks I am crazy, but not as much as back then. Because now a days service
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Netflix hasn’t been doing well communicating with its movie-loving customer base in the past six months (remember Qwikster?), and the company tripped up again this week. A post published on the company’s official blog, stating customers can now sign up f
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Controls your PlayStation 3, TV, and audio system* Enhanced controls for your Blu-ray disc movies, streaming movies and music Compatible with popular services available on PS3 system such as Netflix Switch between 2D and 3D mode on 3D TVs** Enjoy the con
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Imagine some crazy doctor poured a ridiculous amount of formaldehyde down the drain, and picture that chemical making its way into a large body of water with animals. Would it breed an intelligent, pissed-off monster? Would the only hope of defeating the
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Stuart Isett for The New York Times Paul Davis, the chief executive of Coinstar, said the company tries "to be where the consumer goes everyday.â BELLEVUE, Wash.
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