New multimedia facility in Abu Dhabi is an effort to diversify the economy and develop talent and regional content in journalism, publishing and film.
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Expect censorship to intensify as the Olympics near.
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The 85-year-old Beeb, known for its far-flung reporting, is joining the viral generation by placing short-form videos on the social-networking site.
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Google unit signs NBA, BBC, Sundance Channel, and other video sources.
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U.K. broadcaster intends to expand its online presence by capitalizing on some of its shows.
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Can broadcasters sell $200 radio receivers in a country where there is no clamor for radio’s digital age?
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Paris is burning (and so are Tom, Mel, Britney, et al) on Starhabit.
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Search engine signs deal to feature video from History Channel U.K.
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Poll ranks the Internet and blogs at the bottom among news media.
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Search king tops Apple, Starbucks, and Skype in a survey as most influential brand.
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Does the BBC own the right to stream ‘Lost’ on the Internet or does ABC, the producer of the show?
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Warner/Chappell music publishing company apologizes for cease-and-desist letter sent to the maker of a lyrics tool.
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After battling illegal music file-sharing, the recording industry is gearing up to tackle lyrics sites.
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Spanish phone company acquires the British wireless carrier to up its European presence.
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Bram Cohen's P2P startup gets its first VC investment as it reaches out to file-sharing skeptics in the content industry.
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British carrier O2 will deliver the BBC and other TV channels to cell phones for 400 U.K. viewers in a trial starting next week.
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Merger means BT Group has a solid rival and the lucrative U.K. enterprise customer base is officially up for grabs.
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