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Industry Moves: CBS; Razorfish; Microsoft; Buzztime

PaidContent  Dec 11 08

-- CBS: Aaron Radin has stepped down from his post as SVP-ad sales and business development for CBS Television Stations Digital Media Group, he told paidContent. Prior to joining CBS he was VP-business development and ad sales strategy for GoldPocket Interactive, and earlier managed sales at Walt Disney Internet Group.

-- Razorfish: Sarah Baehr adds national media discipline lead to her current role of VP-media. She replaces Jeff Lanctot, who was recently named chief strategy officer. Now, Baehr will manage the agency's media buying and be responsible for digital media spending. Release. Full story...

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Wireless Carriers Bicker Over Size Of Spectrum Holdings

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Clearwire (NSDQ: CLWR) frequently brags about how much spectrum it has at its disposal, and how easy it will be to deliver a ton of video and other high-bandwidth services over mobile networks.

March Madness: CBSSports.com Says It Served 3.4 Million Live Hours On Day One

PaidContent  7 hours ago

Initial stats are in for NCAA March Madness on Demand and it looks like CBSSports.com will be able to declare victory again (unlike fans of Georgetown or Vanderbilt).

FCC May Open Public-Safety Spectrum Block For Commercial Purposes

PaidContent  7 hours ago

The FCC is working on a plan that would sell a chunk of spectrum in the first half of 2011 that failed to be sold in 2008 because of the strict conditions of use.

Right On Schedule, MediaNews' Parent Exits Chapter 11

PaidContent  8 hours ago

As it promised back in January, Affiliated Media, the holding company for newspaper chain MediaNews Group, has emerged for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

Welcome To Microsoft Office. Would You Like A Microblog With Your Order?

PaidContent  9 hours ago

Microsoft’s experimental Office Labs group says it’s testing a new microblogging service called OfficeTalk—which “applies the base capabilities of microblogging to a business environment, enabling employees to post their thoughts, activities, and potentially valuable information to anyone who might be interested.

PaidContent Quick Hits 03.19.2010

PaidContent  11 hours ago

»  The keys to Microsoft’s and Xbox 360’s success: ignoring Blue-ray and betting on digital distribution.

Yahoo's Revolving Door: Chief Technologist Leaves For Benchmark Capital

PaidContent  12 hours ago

Yahoo (NSDQ: YHOO) Chief Technologist Sam Pullara is leaving the company, capping off a week of high-profile departures.

Bernstein: Broadcasters Once Again Have a License To Print Money

PaidContent  13 hours ago

Most forecasters have expected broadcast ad revenues to experience a nice recovery as the recession eases, but BernsteinResearch analyst Michael Nathanson expects a TV advertising to see a rebound that could bring stations back to their healthier 2007 levels.

GOOG v BIDU: A Tale Of Two Stocks

PaidContent  13 hours ago

It now seems all but official that Google (NSDQ: GOOG) will pull its search operations in China; Chinese media says Google will make an announcement Monday and the search engine could shut down as soon as April 10.

FT.com Takes Free Articles Away From Unregistered Users, Except Via Search

PaidContent  13 hours ago

Now the Financial Times is getting really bullish about its web access model. In another tweak, it’s now ensuring that no free articles are on offer to non-registered users.



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