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Comcast-DailyCandy: Interview: Sam Schwartz, EVP, CIM; Pete Sheinbaum, CEO, DC
Some acquisitions barely need explanations. That's not always the case when Comcast (NSDQ: CMCSA) Interactive Media opens the virtual checkbook; people are still asking me about Plaxo and today's announcement about DailyCandy, while less eyebrow-raising, still needs some 'splaining. CIM EVP Sam Schwartz and DailyCandy CEO Pete Sheinbaum did just that during an interview soon after the news broke. Neither would talk numbers but sources close to the deal say it's about $125 million. (They also de

Big stan
Comcast-DailyCandy: Interview: Sam Schwartz, EVP, CIM; Pete Sheinbaum, CEO, DCsome acquisitions barely need explanations. that’s not always the case when comcast (nsdq: cmcsa) interactive media opens the virtual checkbook; people are still asking me about plaxo and today’s word about dailycandy, while less eyebrow-raising, still needs some ’splaining. cim evp sam schwartz and dailycandy ceo pete sheinbaum did just that during an interview in good time after the news ruined. neither would

Cine Treks in Nepal , Trekking in Nepal, Trekking and Location
Cine Treks -Organizes Trekking and Location services provider, trekking, tours and mountaineering in South Asia with filming and movie-making information laredpublicaWelcome to Cine Fashion page: Just flip the pages of a laredpublicaCinegael Montreal - Annual Irish film series bringing Irish films to Montreal audiences since 1992. Schedule for 2002 now available on line! laredpublicaCreators of powerful, rugged and reliable battery systems, batteries, chargers, lighting ballasts, lamphead

Comic-Con 2008, Part 1: The Con Experience
Kristin here–From July 23 to 27, I was at Comic-Con for the first time. For the past few years I have contemplated attending, since it is the largest pop-culture fan event in the world. Last year the Con sold out its 125,000 tickets for the first time, and that feat was repeated this year. Comic-Con has become important for the launching of blockbuster fantasy and sci-fi movies. Ian McKellen, on break from playing Gandalf, made a surprise appearance there in 2000 to promote the first X-Me

MPAA to Make Site with Legit movie Links
Rather than trying to fight individual violators of copyright, the MPAA is creating a website with links to legitimate movie sources, like local movie theaters, iTunes, Netflix, etc. It just goes to show Cord Blomquist’s point that copyright holders will need to move towards new models of distribution to adapt to changing technology.

ssu:24 daysss
^^ ssu for meeeei can’t wait.  even if i end up tripled in campus view, i’m still excited.my list of things to do after unpacking:find the closest store that sells tofu see if the local movie theaters show anything from this century see what the computer labs are like hook up my pda and computer to ssu’s network avoid the phone ALL DAY because my entire family (yes even the ones in california and pennsylvania) will be calling mein all seriousness, i really can’t wait.  orientation

Spencer Taylor steals Dark Night movie promo items!
Spencer Taylor steals Dark Night movie promo items!Posted on July 29, 2008 by PattyLook at Miss Girl!!!This re-re dressed up and went out sure he was the Dark Knight.  Then after stealing a bunch of promo stuff from local movie theaters, he got busted. Wow, sucks.  Has he come out yet to his family??Filed under: fags, not really famous | Tagged: Dark Knight, dumb, fag, re-re |

Underwhelming Enthusiasm
I'm sitting here trying to work up the energy to go upstairs, get a shower, get everyone dressed, and go to the park.It's a beautiful day. We SHOULD go to the park. But it's just so much easier to sit here and watch Monsters, Inc. 10,000 times. I SHOULD go upstairs and fold 6 loads of laundry, but I don't really have it in me to do that, either.I hate it when I get this way. I think I'm just taking my downtime now, while I can, since we're going to be going to Washington DC from the 5th to t

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Why moviegoers don't read Comics
Superhero movies are huge! Each year there are multiple superhero movies that make piles of money and keep teens and adults buying popcorn throughout the summer season. But the comic book industry is dying. People don't buy comics like they used to. A number of reasons have been suggested for this: kids playing computer games too much, comics costing too much, comics not being new-reader friendly, comics not being kid friendly, large storylines that you cannot pick up from the middle... the list