Good news for "I Spy" and "Gumbi" fans. Digital Music Group Inc. and YouTube today announced a plan to post over 4,000 hours of classic TV shows. If YouTube and Google were smart, they would have worked out a similar agreement with Viacom. Instead, Viacom demanded YouTube take down over...
Is Google's latest string of deals a sign of strength or weakness? ANOTHER month, another string of victories for Google, the internet's emerging superpower. With the most popular search engine and the most efficient system for placing text advertisements alongside the results,...
Two cultures bumped if not collided in the wake of Google's $1.65 billion purchase of the Web video site YouTube. First came the Google conference call announcing the sale. It was a standard affair with leaders of both companies expressing appropriate enthusiasm and gabbing about a shift in digital media...
Byline: Daisy Whitney Revver CEO Steven Starr, who started the video-sharing site last year, said his phone lines began lighting up last week when rumors started flying about Google's plans to acquire YouTube. "The interest in Revver has increased since Monday at...
Tim Hanlon Senior VP-ventures, Denuo, Publicis Groupe's media-futures consulting practice I don't think it's about just simply taking AdWords and just putting them into YouTube. This is about how do you take current-generation technology and further...
Byline: CLAIRE ATKINSON catkinson@crain.com When Mike Seal, a New York-based human-resources executive, realized his TiVo had failed to record the Oct. 4 premiere of ABC's "Lost,'' he simply pulled up his PC, connected it to his ...
1. Coke, Nestle Unveil Calorie-Burning Beverage 2. Ann S. Moore: Transforming Time Inc. for the Digital Future 3. Anne Sweeney: Mobile and Web TV Are the Future 4. Digital Media Buyers Love GooTube Merger ...
CINCINNATI -- Featured in today's Schaeffer's Market Observation is Google (NASDAQ:GOOG). This article is just one of the many free market commentaries written every day at www.SchaeffersResearch.com - the home of Bernie Schaeffer and Schaeffer's Investment Research. Take advantage of the timely Schaeffer commentaries by...
Wall Street is betting that Internet search giant Google is set to buy video-sharing site YouTube. Traders drove the stock up $8.69 to $420.50 after the blog Techcrunch on Friday said the two companies were talking. Even Jay Leno joked about the alliance later that day on The Tonight Show...
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