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Media Companies Benefit From Higher Network Fees
fluctuations in the ad market. The fees have become so vital that broadcasters are worried about the threat posed by a Barry Diller -backed startup called Aereo. The company sends over-the-air broadcasts over the Internet and bypasses traditional
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Biggest Online Tutor Bought By Barry Diller's IACOnline tutoring may become the next big thing with Barry Diller 's IAC conglomerate adding Tutor.com to its stable of Internet and media companies, which already includes such familiar brands
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Michael Wolff: Is there a place for Tina Brown?
Newsweek had died and been sold for scrap when, in a bit of jujitsu dealmaking, Brown's boss and patron, mogul Barry Diller , finessed control of the magazine in 2010 from Sidney Harman, the wealthy nonagenarian who had bought it for $1
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Is there a place for Tina Brown?
Newsweek had died and been sold for scrap when, in a bit of jujitsu dealmaking, Brown's boss and patron, mogul Barry Diller , finessed control of the magazine in 2010 from Sidney Harman, the wealthy nonagenarian who had bought it for $1
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Aereo promises live TV on mobile devices
injunction, though appeals are expected to go on. For its part, Aereo has the backing of veteran media executive Barry Diller , who sits on its board. The bottom line www.aereo.com Pricing plans vary from $1 day pass to $80 for a year
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Sears Chief, Other CEOs Continue High-Flying Waysfavorite perk, even at Expedia, which you'd think would have an inside line on affordable airfares. Expedia CEO Barry Diller racked up $605,786 worth of private jet travel in 2010, plus another $644, 530 over at IAC/InterActiveCorp
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Tina Brown Says Newsweek/Daily Beast Isn't 'Making Money Yet'Post for $1 in August 2010. A few months later Harmon talked with Brown and her business partner at The Daily Beast, Barry Diller , about forming a single entity. Over the past year, Brown has repeatedly said this is a rebuilding time for "Newsweek
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Chelsea Clinton Named to Board of IAC/InterActive
director at the media firm. Clinton is now the 14th member of the board, which includes IAC chairman and senior executive Barry Diller , chairman of the board of Warner Music Group Edgar Bronfman, Jr., former CEO of The Walt Disney Company Michael
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Google Competition: Ask, ChaCha, Aardvark Have Real People Answer Questionseventually became a pure search engine. This year it switched back to only questions and answers. Ask, a unit of Barry Diller 's IAC, is beta-testing a feature that lets the online community answer questions. Its official debut is expected
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Active Network CEO Dave Alberga followed 2 loves to success
market value of $180 million. Active Network also has some big-time corporate backers: Walt Disney's ESPN and Barry Diller 's IAC/InterActive own stakes. The company is best known for providing the electronic back-office systems used
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Company stock buybacks aren't always a good thing
closed Thursday at $16.52, a 57% gain. Sometimes, insiders are noted investors in their own rights. Media mogul Barry Diller , for example, sits on the board of Coca-Cola. Starting with a $20 million purchase in March 2009, Diller has been
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Boomer hotel icon Ian Schrager is far from done
and by sheer force of their efforts have really done great things. I think about the business world: David Geffen, Barry Diller , Calvin Klein and Michael Eisner have all been role models for me. Of course, Steve Jobs has been someone I really
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Tim Gunn's Gossip: Outing Anna Wintour, Lindsay Lohan and MorePrincess Diane von Furstenberg, now divorced from the prince and married to a member of American royalty, the billionaire Barry Diller . She had a car and driver sitting out front. Surely there were a few dollars in there for tolls and such? But no
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Seriously Funny: CollegeHumor.comestimates nearly a million page views a few days And fans aren't the only ones taking notice. Few years ago billionaire Barry Diller whose company now owns Mets dot com the Daily Beast and Newsweek. Took an interest in college humor buying a controlling
-- fans aren't the only ones taking notice. Few years ago billionaire Barry Diller whose company now owns Mets dot com the Daily Beast and Newsweek. Took an interest in college humor buying a controlling stake -
'Googled: The End of the World as We Know It'model exists on on iTunes Apple's iTunes but it shifts elsewhere if you go to match dot com which is dating services. Barry Diller 's companies they have patent thousands tens of thousands of of subscribers who pay tip of trying to find dates so
elsewhere if you go to match dot com which is dating services. Barry Diller's companies -- they have patent thousands tens of thousands of of subscribers who pay tip of trying to find dates so there
