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We left Victoria BC, Canada on August 17th of this year. Through many trials and tribulations, including 3 thrown belts and record heat temperatures across the nation; we have continued to travel towards our final destination of Tampa Florida. One thing we did not count on was the immediate lack of high speed connection to [...]
Despite the attempts from the Universe to detour the ENTIRE compliment of this production, James Fernandez has confirmed there will indeed be a third season of Vampirism Bites Thirteen episodes starting on September 5th.
Posted on 09 May 2013
Audiences obviously weren’t ready for love with Eva Longoria and her harem of handpicked hunks. NBC cancelled the show after only two episodes of abysmal ratings. But fans need not despair; the “Bachelor lookalike” isn’t completely dead as the remaining six episodes are breathing on their own and resting comfortably in the warm loving arms of the Internet. Online [...] Continue Reading
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Posted on 09 May 2013
Time Warner Cable’s chief executive said his company may consider capturing television content from public airwaves and delivering them to customers over an Internet connection, a practice that has shaken the entertainment industry. The idea was pioneered by a Web start-up called Aereo, whose business model sparked lawsuits from all of the nation’s broadcasters, including [...] Continue Reading
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Posted on 07 May 2013
HONG KONG – Baidu, China’s biggest search engine company, announced on Tuesday that it would pay $370 million for the online video business of PPStream. Baidu, which is listed on the Nasdaq, said it planned to fold the PPS Internet video business into its iQiyi unit, an advertising-supported online television and movie portal, to form [...] Continue Reading
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Posted on 07 May 2013
New York-based technology company Aereo Inc. is fighting back against CBS Corp. by asking a federal court to stop the media conglomerate from suing it in new markets where it plans to expand. The online television venture backed by media executive Barry Diller brought a complaint in Manhattan federal court to seek a ruling that [...] Continue Reading
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Posted on 06 May 2013
The age of new television has arrived It looks like the new television is here: a flexible, open industry more responsive to consumers and producers. Henry Jenkins’ textual poachers have become textual producers. Twenty years ago, audiences struggled to get power in production. Fans orchestrated large, coordinated campaigns to revive shows like Beauty and the [...] Continue Reading
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Posted on 06 May 2013
Web TV service Aereo filed a lawsuit on Monday aimed at preventing future lawsuits from CBS. CBS and other broadcast companies have already sued Aereo in New York, claiming the service steals their copyrighted material. But two federal courts have rejected their initial requests to shut down the company. Aereo recently expanded to Boston, and [...] Continue Reading
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Posted on 06 May 2013
Online television offers a truly dizzying array of choices. Viewers of services like Hulu and Netflix, as well as customers of iTunes and Amazon Digital Services, can stream, rent or purchase episodes of television shows from every era. But not every show that ever aired is legally available online. Surprisingly, there are plenty of high-profile shows that [...] Continue Reading
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Posted on 05 May 2013
Seven of the 20 top-paid chief executives are employed by media conglomerates, according to a report in The New York Times. Media chiefs are among the nation’s highest-paid CEOs, and as a whole, they earn on average $10 million more than their counterparts in other industries, according to a study conducted by The New York Times. [...] Continue Reading
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Posted on 03 May 2013
FORTUNE — We can examine the strategies of Netflix (NFLX) and Comcast (CMCSA) all we like, but the speed at which television moves off of cable and onto the Internet will be determined largely by what people decide to do in their living rooms. Now that they have the hardware and software tools to access [...] Continue Reading
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Posted on 03 May 2013
People want their television to work like a TV. Sending tweets on Twitter, posting photos on Facebook and browsing the Web are best left to smartphones and tablets. Indeed, more than 40% of U.S. households with Internet-enabled TVs haven’t even bothered to hook them up to the Web, according to market researcher NPD Group. This is not [...] Continue Reading
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