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Bloomberg:
Apple, E-Book Publishers Probed by EU Agency — Apple Inc. (AAPL), the world's biggest technology company, and five e-book publishers are being investigated by European Union antitrust regulators over deals that may restrict sales across the region. — The probe targets the iPad-maker's deals …
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Robert Andrews / paidContent:
Europe Probing Apple And Publishers For E-book Price ‘Cartel’ — After carrying out unannounced inspections at the companies back in March, the European Commission is now starting a formal antitrust investigation into whether Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) and book publishers are limiting e-book competition with their “agency” pricing model.
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EU Press Room, AllThingsD, CNET News, Fast Company and Publishers Lunch, more at Techmeme »
Philip Elmer-DeWitt / Fortune:
Why Europe's trustbusters targeted Apple's e-book ‘cartel’
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TechCrunch, Associated Press, ZDNet and 9to5Mac, more at Techmeme »
Guardian:
Leveson inquiry: Chris Atkins, David Leigh, Charlotte Harris - live — Full coverage as the Starsuckers director, Guardian journalist and lawyer for phone-hacking victims give evidence — 9.16am: The Independent points out that former information commissioner Richard Thomas told …
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Alex Weprin / TVNewser:
Aaron Sorkin's HBO Cable News Series To Be Called ‘Newsroom’ — Exclusive: The upcoming HBO drama about cable news from “The West Wing” creator Aaron Sorkin finally has a name. TVNewser has learned that HBO is expected to call the series “Newsroom.” — Sorkin's series follows fictional …
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The Daily Caller, On The Air and The Huffington Post
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Jim Romenesko:
Anyone remember ‘The Newsroom’? — Craig Saila, director of digital products at the Toronto-based Globe and Mail, tweeted that on Monday after reading that Aaron Sorkin plans to call his new HBO series “Newsroom.” I learned through a quick search that Ken Finkleman created “The Newsroom” …
Steve Myers / Poynter:
Buyouts offered at The Gazette, Washington Post's community newspapers in Maryland — The buyouts were mentioned at the bottom of a story announcing that Chuck Lyons is moving from CEO to chairman of Post-Newsweek Media, the business division that includes The Gazette: “In an unrelated development …
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Gazette.Net Maryland …
Brian Stelter / New York Times:
For Local NBC Stations, Collaborative Journalism — In a sign of increasing collaboration between journalism groups, NBC on Tuesday will announce a series of partnerships between its television stations and nonprofit news organizations. — Effectively immediately, NBC's station in Chicago …
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Deadline.com
Matthew Futterman / Wall Street Journal:
NFL Near Major Media Deals — TV Networks in Talks to Extend Pacts for About $3.2 Billion a Year Through 2021 — The National Football League is close to inking an eight-year extension of three media-rights deals that should earn it a total of about $3.2 billion a year from its broadcast partners …
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TVWeek.com
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Wall Street Journal:
Cable-TV Honchos Cry Foul Over Soaring Cost of ESPN — Dissent is growing within the media business over the rising cost of sports programming, even as the National Football League is negotiating a new agreement with major broadcast TV networks that are expected to boost its fees 60% to $3.2 billion per year.
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Deadline.com
Chris Ariens / TVNewser:
CNBC Europe and CNBC Asia Merge to Create CNBC International — TVNewser has learned CNBC president Mark Hoffman sent out a memo this morning announcing that CNBC Europe and CNBC Asia have merged to form CNBC International. — Mick Buckley, who headed CNBC Europe, is leaving the company after eight years.
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Inside Cable News
Ingrid Lunden / paidContent:
Financial Times Launches Dedicated Android App — With mobile readers proving to be very avid readers of the Financial Times, the newspaper has launched a new version of its native Android app that it hopes will bring in more users on the platform on both smartphones and tablets.
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New York Times:
Xbox Live Challenges the Cable Box — The old-fashioned cable television set-top box — long the hub of living-room entertainment for most people — is about to become less relevant. — Beginning on Tuesday and continuing through the month, Microsoft will give a face-lift …
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Click Here Blog, Multichannel News, PopWatch and Forbes
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Dean Takahashi / VentureBeat:
Microsoft upgrades Xbox Live with 40 entertainment services, live TV, and Kinect voice control
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Forbes, TechCrunch, MediaPost, GigaOM, Home Media Magazine, GeekWire, MediaPost, Microsoft, Microsoft Advertising Blog, Digits, Pocket-lint, paidContent, The Tech Trade, Guardian, CNET News, GeekWire, Multichannel, Engadget and TechNet Blogs
Laura Hazard Owen / paidContent:
Kindle Fire Offers ‘Disappointingly Poor’ Experience; ‘Miserable’ Magazines — Will the projected 3.9 million Kindle Fire buyers this quarter end up disappointed with their new tablets? User-experience guru Jakob Nielsen's new usability report finds the Fire's 7-inch screen troublesome …
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Alertbox, WebProNews, ReadWriteWeb, eMedia Vitals, Electronista, Daring Fireball, Softpedia News, AllThingsD and Kindle Review, more at Techmeme »
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Laura Hazard Owen / paidContent:
Wall Street Journal Releases Kindle Fire-Only App
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TechCrunch, Media Matters for America, CNET News, FT Tech Hub and eMedia Vitals, more at Techmeme »
Indiewire:
Exclusive: ‘Dragon Tattoo’ Producer Scott Rudin Replies To David Denby's Upcoming New Yorker Review Embargo Break — “They reviewed what?” — If you follow movie insider baseball news you may have heard the embargo on Sony's “The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo” is about to break tomorrow …
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New Yorker, Deadline.com, New York Times, LA Observed, Washington Post, The Awl, Hollywood Reporter, Gawker, Embargo Watch and The Huffington Post
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Steve Pond / The Wrap:
Sony Furious Over New Yorker's Plan to Break ‘Dragon Tattoo’ Review Embargo
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Company Town, Media Decoder and Poynter
Linda Holmes / NPR:
Honor Among Thumbs: A ‘Dragon Tattoo’ Spat And An Imperfect System
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AllThingsD, Gothamist and Carpetbagger
Julia Angwin / The Wall Street Journal:
WikiLeaks Associates Seek Injunction on Twitter Data — Three WikiLeaks associates are appealing a court order that would force Twitter Inc. to hand over information from their accounts without a search warrant. — The WikiLeaks associates - Jacob Appelbaum, Rop Gonggrijp, and Birgitta Jonsdottir …
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