French Internet provider's shares drop despite a 30 percent rise in revenue.
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World of Warcraft helps French media giant gain 8.3 percent over last year.
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Board says ill-timed offer provides 'insufficient value' though it had offered to revisit talks after the release of Grand Theft Auto IV.
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Take-Two Interactive Software CEO Ben Feder says that consolidation in the $40 billion video game industry "ultimately is inevitable," as growth continues.
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Online retail behemoth Amazon.com debuts an early rendition of its digital music download site, expected to be a rival to Apple’s iTunes.
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Vivendi, which condemned as "indecent" the contract terms between its Universal Music Group unit and Apple, is one of many large media companies trying to challenge Apple's grip on the digital entertainment market.
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Vivendi's Universal Music Group, the world's largest music label, says it will test the sale of songs from artists such as Amy Winehouse, 50 Cent, and the Black Eyed Peas without copy protection in order to gauge possible effect on market.
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Huge technology buyouts of the past few years may be just the start.
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French media giant tries to buy out Deutsche Telekom’s shares in PTC for $3.19 billion.
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Blizzard VP of game development talks about the hit title that continues to define massively multiplayer gaming.
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The label joins Universal in offering its music on SpiralFrog’s ad-supported network.
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Portal begins selling songs and music videos, with unlimited downloads for monthly fee.
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Portal’s Spanish-language site combines forces with Telemundo.
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Action, puzzle, flight, and military-themed games planned for cell phones.
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IAC/InterActive CEO Barry Diller is banking on consumers shopping and seeking entertainment on the Internet.
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The wildly popular online game logs 4.5 million subscribers and moves into Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau.
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CBS and Comcast, NBC and DirecTV make popular shows available for those who prefer TV on their schedule.
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The world’s largest online game has 4 million paying players, bringing in big sales for Blizzard and parent company Vivendi.
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Microsoft’s Halo video game is coming to the silver screen in $5-million-plus deal with Universal and 20th Century Fox.
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Universal Music Group throws its weight behind Sony-backed Blu-ray’s next-generation DVD format.
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