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The New York Times, Reuters and other rivals of Dow Jones and the Wall Street Journal will need to form new alliances in order to compete with the global network of Rupert Murdoch's News Corp., say media analysts. "They've got to be saying, 'What are the content assets we have?'"
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In 2003, a New York-based rapper began generating serious buzz. Caushun (pronounced Caution) was a stage name taken by Jason Herndon, a gay hairstylist who once appeared on “America’s Next Top Model.” Soon reports surfaced that Russell’s now-estranged wife, Kimora Lee Simmons, was going to sign Caushun to her Baby Phat record label. Then came heaps of press: features in The Advocate, Newsweek, London Observer and The New York Times.
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The New York Times is entering a deal to collaborate with NBC News and MSNBC.com on 2008 presidential election coverage. The Times will use NBC's political videos on its Web site, while MSNBC.com will use national political content from NYTimes.com on its site.
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Five days after setting off a political firestorm with an ad in The New York Times attacking the top U.S. commander in Iraq, MoveOn.org has set its sights on President Bush. The liberal advocacy group announced Friday it is rolling out a new national television ad campaign next week accusing Bush of
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The New York Times is bringing its fifth annual Arts & Leisure Weekend signature celebration of the arts and culture to the Bay Area. The weekend will be held January 5-9, 2006, and will feature free admission and reduced prices to local museums, theaters, performing arts centers, tourist attractions and movies theaters. At the same time, in New York City, The Times hosts a five-day series of conversations between arts luminaries and Times journalists.
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Apr 24 2007 - From Eurweb: Codeblack Entertainment will distribute the film adaptation of New York Times Best Selling author V.C. Andrews’ book “Rain” on DVD May 29. “Rain,” the first title of a mega-hit V.C. Andrews series that has sold over 5 million copies worldwide for Pocket Books/Simon and Schuster, follows a musical prodigy whose world is turned upside down when she uncovers the racially charged mystery of her true heritage. The cast includes Khandi Alexander, Giancarlo Esposito and newcomer Brooklyn Sudano – daughter of Donna Summer.
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