Grinch beats Ralphie as Christmas favorite DEC. 3 |How the Grinch Stole Christmas' Grinch (pictured) beat out Ralphie from A Christmas Story and Miracle on 34th Street's Kris Kringle as America's favorite Christmas movie character, according to a Redbox poll.
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AT&T, the largest telecommunications company in the U.S., announced Thursday plans to lay off about 12,000 workers, or 4% of its total workforce, resulting in a $600 million charge in the fourth quarter.
Media giant Viacom Inc. on Thursday announced across-the-board job cuts as part of a sweeping restructuring meant to align the company’s organization and overall cost structure with the rapidly changing media landscape and the deteriorating economic environment.
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MEDIA WONK Paul Sweeting, Media Wonk, ContentAgenda December 4, 2008 Kangaroo court
Recommended reading: Dan Cryan and Arash Amel of Screen Digest have an excellent anal... More
DISC DISH Samantha Clark, Managing editor and online editor, Video Business December 4, 2008 Pride and Glory DVD, Blu-ray
Edward Norton and Colin Farrell seem like a dream cast to star in a thriller, bu... More
BLU STATE Susanne Ault, Senior Reporter, Video Business December 2, 2008 Lost Creators See Full Series in Blu
Heading into its fifth season, Lost could turn out to be the first major full se... More
THE DOWN LOW Samantha Clark, Managing editor and online editor, Video Business November 26, 2008 Netflix on Xbox live
Netflix's streaming service is smooth and speedy through Xbox Live, but a good Intern... More
BETWEEN THE LINES Marcy Magiera, Editor in chief, Video Business November 26, 2008 Thankful, after all
In this season of economic doom and gloom, it’s awfully easy to feel the world ... More
Batman at Hard Rock Warner held a release party for The Dark Knight at the Hard Rock Café in Universal City, Calif., on Dec. 2. The Batman film streets Dec. 9 on DVD and Blu-ray.
Shout pitches Phillies Shout Factory held a premiere screening of World Series Film: Phillies vs. Rays on Nov. 24 at Cinema De Lux in Philadelphia. The DVD is now available, and the Blu-ray version streets Dec. 16.
Mayor of Who-ville at NYSE To promote the Dec. 9 release of Dr. Seuss’ Horton Hears a Who!, the Mayor of Who-ville and Fox executives rang the Opening Bell at the New York Stock Exchange on Nov. 26.
11/25/2008 OPINION: Big Blue's big box Paul Sweeting is editor of Content Agenda NOV. 25 | Blockbuster’s roll out of a set-top box for playing digitally delivered movies will inevitably draw comparisons with Netflix and its partnerships, but the two DVD retailers’ approaches to digital delivery are not the same, reflecting both their different histories and different views of life without DVDs. More
7/11/2008 OPINION: Learning from the past Samantha Clark is managing editor of VB (smclark@reedbusiness.com). JULY 11 | Warner’s Blu-ray promotion is reminiscent of DVD’s early days More
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