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El plumilla | December 8th 2009 by fernando
Traducción del artículo de opinión publicado el 8 de diciembre por el magnate de medios Rupert Murdoch en el diario Wall Street Journal. Se trata de un extracto de su comparecencia a principios de este mes ante la Comisión Federal de Comercio e read more
Virtual Newsstand Aim of Joint Venture of Media Conglomerates
The Unruly of Law | December 8th 2009
Image by Getty Images via DaylifeFour media giants that focus on magazines and the newspaper-heavy News Corp. are joining forces in a joint venture to create a digital newsstand.Conde Nast, Time, Inc., Meredith, the Hearst Corp. and News Corp. visual read more
Exciting time for magazine consumers, scary for staff
Cision Blog | December 8th 2009 by Jay Krall
Andrea Weinfurt An one-stop shop for magazine content is just around the corner. With e-readers emerging as a hot topic in the magazine industry, the idea of selling content in one centralized location has become a priority. A new publisher’s con read more
Comcast Says NBCU Deal Could Finally Define Viable Over-the-Top V…
The Pipe | December 8th 2009
Comcast executives say the company’s acquisition of NBC Universal stands to quicken the development of a viable business model for online video. Speaking yesterday at a UBS investors conference, Comcast COO Stephen Burke said the merging of Comcast read more
New Metrics Defy Predictions About Hulu’s Fading Presence
The Pipe | December 1st 2009
As we reported recently, Verizon CEO Ivan Seidenberg is dismissing online video site Hulu as a fleeting phenomenon. But the latest traffic statistics suggest that Hulu shows no signs of fading. comScore just released October data from its Video Met read more
News Corp, Microsoft Teaming Up in Plan To Pay for Obscurity?
Epicenter |wired.com | November 23rd 2009 by John C Abell
News Corp has rattled its saber in Google’s direction for months, as chairman Rupert Murdoch accused the company of “stealing stories” by posting links and short article excerpts on its search engine. Now, he appears ready to strik read more
Murdoch sfida Google: Byebye Google News
Web 2.0 Directory | November 23rd 2009 by monica
La guerra è iniziata. Più cruenta e dura che mai. E a sparare il primo colpo è stato Rupert Murdoch, il magnate australiano delle telecomunicazioni, proprietario di oltre 40 testate giornalistiche (tra cui The Sunday Telegraph, The Times, The Sun, read more
Twitter’ın Kurucusundan Murdoch’a: Google’ı Engellemek Ha…
SEOmium | Güncel SEO, Web, SEM ve Pazarlama Makaleleri | November 20th 2009 by SEOmium International
Bugün Londra’daki bir etkinlikte konuşan Twitter‘ın kurucu ortağı Biz Stone, geçtiğimiz günlerde detaylarını yayımladığımız News Corp. CEO’su Rupert Murdoch‘un sitelerini Google veritabanından kaldırma planlar read more
Ad-Supported Music Contracts Again, as MySpace Buys Imeem
Epicenter |wired.com | November 19th 2009 by John C Abell
News Corp’s MySpace purchased streaming music competitor imeem for a bargain price reported to be in the ballpark of $8 to $10 million, but the lion’s share of the purchase price isn’t for the service itself — it’s for key s read more
Biting off your nose – News Corp. and Rupert Murdoch
Politics in the Zeros | November 18th 2009 by Bob
News Corp. stunned by forces they do not understand and can not control Adam Hartung details why. There is no changing the shift to on-line news readership. Google doesn’t need the News Corp. newspaper output to succeed as a search engine nor N read more
Rupert Murdoch News Corp. Sitelerini Google’dan Çıkarabilir m…
SEOmium | Güncel SEO, Web, SEM ve Pazarlama Makaleleri | November 18th 2009 by SEOmium International
Geçen haftalarda News Corp. CEO’su Rupert Murdoch, sitelerini Google’dan çekebileceğini söylemişti. Wall Street Journal, Barrons.com, NYPost.com gibi haber sitelerini elinde bulunduran Rupert Murdoch, sitelerinin Google arama sonuçl read more
Burdened by Billions in Debt, MGM Puts Itself Up for Sale
AIG | November 15th 2009
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, crumbling under the weight of almost $4 billion in debt, said late Friday that it would seek a buyer. read more
Bite The Search Engine That Feeds You?
Marketing DR | November 13th 2009 by Don Roy
News Corp. Chairman Rupert Murdoch is leading the call for online media organizations to refrain from giving away its content. In particular, Murdoch views content from his company's The Wall Street Journal as too valuable to let non-subscribers get read more
The death of robots.txt?
Klintron's Brain | November 9th 2009
Last night I linked to an interview with Rupert Murdoch in which he says that News Corp will probably de-index their sites from Google. I figured it was all bluster. Search engine traffic is more valuable that Murdoch suggests, and there are probably read more
Murdoch To Google: I Must Block You (Wait For It …)
Epicenter |wired.com | November 9th 2009 by John C Abell
Rupert Murdoch has made this kind of noise before (and he gets wrong the extent of actual public access to Wall Street Journal content online, which is 100%). But in an interview with Sky News the News Corp chairman sounds a lot like he would be inc read more
Murdoch: We’ll probably remove our sites from Google’s index
Klintron's Brain | November 8th 2009
Rupert Murdoch has suggested that News Corporation is likely to make its content unfindable to users on Google when it launches its paid content starategy . When Murdoch and other senior News Corp lieutenants have criticised aggregators such as Goo read more
Scripps Networks Interactive Snaps Up Travel In Deal with Cox Com…
CEOWORLD Magazine | November 5th 2009 by Amarendra bhushan Dhiraj
Scripps Networks Interactive Inc. (NYSE:SNI) plans to buy a controlling stake in the Travel Channel under a deal with Cox Communications Inc (COX.N). Under the deal announced on Thursday, Scripps will own 65 percent of the Travel Channel and Cox Co read more
MySpace Traffic Drop Costs News Corp About $100 Million
Epicenter |wired.com | November 5th 2009 by John C Abell
MySpace traffic stats courtesy of Alexa The MySpace social media network’s traffic has dropped so much that it will fail to satisfy a minimum traffic level crucial to parent company News Corp’s three-year $900 million advertising deal wit read more
Ad:Tech NY: Kindle's Premium Benefiting Media?
NY Convergence | November 5th 2009
News Corp's chief digital officer/chairman and CEO Jon Miller spoke this morning at ad:tech NY about the revenue possibilities that the Kindle offers to publishers by citing that people are already subscribing to the Wall Street Journal on the Kindle read more
Quadrangle Conference Kicks Off Tomorrow
NY Convergence | November 3rd 2009
Called a "semi-secret event" by AllThingsD's Peter Kafka because it's an invitation-only affair and closed to the press, speakers will include Google (GOOG) CEO Eric Schmidt, Twitter co-founder Biz Stone, News Corp. (NWS) "scion" James Murdoch, and F read more
MySpace in talks with FaceBook over content-sharing deal and Micr…
CEOWORLD Magazine | October 27th 2009 by Amarendra bhushan Dhiraj
News Corp.’s (NWSA) (NWS) MySpace is in early negotiations with Microsoft (MSFT) -owned MSN about allowing MySpace Music to help provide music for the Web portal, according to an item published Tuesday at The Wall Street Journal’s All read more
NBCU GC Decries Online Piracy Amid More Evidence of Declining P2P…
The Pipe | October 26th 2009
At least week’s Supercomm conference in Chicago, NBC Universal General Counsel Richard Cotton said online content remains too easy to pirate and needs to be better protected by new technological filters and legal obstacles. But research seems to su read more
Rupert Murdoch Urges China To Open Digital Door At World Media Su…
Blues in the Digital Age | October 14th 2009 by Dave King
Rupert Murdoch, Chairman and Chief Executive of News Corporation, urged the Chinese Government to take full advantage of the country’s creative potential by opening the door to media competition and ensuring that intellectual property is prote read more
Amazon’s Kindle goes global, but not in Canada
CEOWORLD Magazine | October 7th 2009 by Amarendra bhushan Dhiraj
Amazon.com Inc (AMZN.O) announced it would launch its popular Kindle electronic reader overseas and cut the price of its U.S. Kindle in advance of the holidays. Amazon’s move comes as a host of device makers and media companies from Sony Corp ( read more
If Comcast Owned NBCU…
The Pipe | October 2nd 2009
If the rumors about Comcast nearing a deal to buy NBC Universal from General Electric are to be believed, the sale could significantly boost the cable operator’s efforts to gain a foothold in the online video space. Comcast is a partner in Time read more
MySpace Zaps News Corp. 4Q Earnings; Rupe Wants $$ for Content
The Unruly of Law | August 6th 2009
Smacked by massive impairment and restructuring charges tied to enfeebled MySpace, News Corp. reported a loss of $203 million for the fiscal fourth quarter ending June 30.The 4Q loss of 8 cents a share compares unfavorably to 4Q results a year ago t read more
MySpace Looks Forward to a Future of Gaming and Ad Dollars
Talk It Says It | July 24th 2009 by aizat
News Corp. Chief Digital Officer of News Corp. Jonathan Miller sat down with Fox Business in a video interview from a tech conference, and talked about MySpace's future, among other things. The interview can be viewed here:Miller talks about how the read more
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