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Radio Business Report/Television Business Report - Voice of the Broadcasting Industry - 1 views

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    David Honig, Executive Director of the Minority Media and Telecommunications Council, criticizes the rates of minority licensee ownership and suggests potential remedies.
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Radio Business Report/Television Business Report - Voice of the Broadcasting Industry - 0 views

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    "The academics said that there were plenty of studies out there indicating the importance of station ownership diversity when it comes to serving a diverse population. One noted that ownership for most business types does break down into percentages more in line with actual population makeup, with broadcasting being a notable exception to the rule."
Rebekah Pure

Media Channel 2.0 - Blog - Say Goodbye to Free Online Television - Comcast Launches 'TV... - 0 views

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    Television content will only be accessible online to those who currently pay for cable television.
Alex Markov

EA COO weighs in on Infinity Ward firings, retail's fate - Xbox 360 News at GameSpot - 0 views

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    COO John Schappert says digital revenue will still be tied to shiny discs for years to come, expresses regret that Modern Warfare 2 developers will be spending time making court cases instead of games.
Alex Markov

Sony 3D glasses to cost £90 | Games Industry - 0 views

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    Additional premium per head for families wishing to usher in the 3D home TV revolution.
Ryan Fuller

Dispute Heats Up Over New Fees for Playing Songs on Radio - NYTimes.com - 0 views

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    For more than 70 years, royalty payments for air time have flowed to the songwriters and music publishers but not to the musicians or record companies. Now there is a renewed drive to revisit that arrangement, and in recent weeks the volume of the discussion has increased several decibels.
Ethan Hartsell

Updated: UMG To Launch U.S. Pricing Test - 0 views

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    The Universal Music Group could rewrite U.S. music pricing when it tests a new frontline pricing structure, which is designed to get single CDs in stores at $10, or below. Beginning in the second quarter and continuing through most of the year, the company's Velocity program will test lower CD prices. Single CDs will have the suggested list prices of $10, $9, $8, $7 and $6.
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