Big In Print
Dish Network's Blockbuster stores will soon sell phones under the banner "Blockbuster Mobile," two people said.
The latest installment also topped $1 billion one day faster than the first "Black Ops."
Was The Daily too soon, too generic, a victim of News Corp.'s hacking scandal -- or doomed for another reason?
"I am in the business of communicating to an audience, creating content and working with brands to bring them to consumers," Mr. Seacrest said in an interview.
The pact includes newer releases that traditionally air on premium cable. It does not, however, include Disney's forthcoming "Star Wars" movies.
BuzzFeed took pitches from business journalists on how they would cover topics such as Wall Street, but it didn't hire any of them.
President Barack Obama is looking to reward his biggest fundraisers with embassies that are never out of fashion, two people said.
The companies behind some of the most popular mobile-based apps have passed on developing for the Surface and Windows 8.
The card-shark-turned-Dish-CEO isn't afraid to use tech to disrupt the TV ecosystem -- and get what he wants.
Maria Rodale's tenure as CEO has seen a dizzying series of exits, culminating two weeks ago with Men's Health Editor-in-Chief David Zinczenko.
"The Big & Best of 2012" is backed by a multimillion-dollar investment from T-Mobile.
"We could not find a large enough audience quickly enough," Rupert Murdoch said. News Corp. also revealed the name of its new entertainment spin-off.
Mobile ad spending, although still small in dollar terms, is now expected to grow 58% this year, up from an earlier estimate of 49%.
As one of TV's most prolific and polarizing executives takes over CNN, his goal will be to give it the jolt that makes it must-see TV, to borrow a phrase from his former home.
The iPad Mini is on display yet again, with new print ads using Apple's signature minimalistic style.
In advance of the Tolkien classic hitting theaters Dec. 14, master these must-know Middle Earth talking points.
Ever since Apple introduced the iPad, magazine publishers have been trying to figure out how to make the most of their app editions.
On Cyber Monday, we kicked off an unprecedented sale -- and now time is running out to save big.
Much of retailers' recent Twitter traction came as Black Friday shoppers waited in line.
The publisher of The Atlantic and Quartz is taking publishers' latest stab at making social media good for something besides traffic.
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