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3:50 PM - Friday, May 24, 2013
6 hour ago - allthingsd.com / Peter Kafka
Add one more name to the Hulu bidding derby: Yahoo, which just announced plans to buy Tumblr for $1.1 billion, has made an offer on the video website.
10 hour ago - The Huffington Post / Eric Boehlert
In one of his final opinions as a Supreme Court Justice, Hugo Black in the 1971 Pentagon Papers case wrote that "The Government's power to censor the press was abolished so that the press would remain forever free to censure the Government." Th . . .
5 hour ago - Mediaite / Meenal Vamburkar
The Obama administration fought to keep secret the search warrant for Fox News reporter James Rosen's personal emails even as two judges said the Justice Department was required to inform him, the New Yorker's Ryan Lizza reported on Friday. Pro . . .
5/23/2013 - MarketWatch.com
Long-awaited new season of cult TV show set to premiere 15 episodes on May 26. Debut could boost subscriber gains for Netflix, though the stock has already more than doubled this year.
7 hour ago - thewrap.com / Ira Teinowitz
Broadcasters are expanding their legal attack on Aereo-like services that let consumers view broadcast channels on the web without stations getting a retransmission fee payment. Owners of Washington, D.C., TV stations -- including Fox, NBC, AB . . .
8 hour ago - The Huffington Post
LONDON (Reuters) - British broadcaster ITV on Friday became the latest media outlet to have one of its Twitter feeds hacked by anonymous supporters of Syria's President Bashar al-Assad, just days after Twitter beefed up security to prevent such . . .
8 hour ago - The Guardian / Joshua Rozenberg
Twitter users are learning what a dangerous weapon they have at their fingertips, as Sally Bercow's 46-character tweet showsThe Speaker's wife has learned the hard way that while her husband and his fellow MPs make the law, it is the judges who . . .
5 hour ago - Mediaite / Tommy Christopher
Yes, American Idol is still on the air, and yes, millions of people still watch it, and yes, there are still at least two people who care enough about Fox's singing competition to stab each other over an argument about the show's eventual winne . . .
5 hour ago - paidContent
The great game between broadcasters and upstart services that stream TV took another turn this week as Fox and others filed a new copyright lawsuit in Washington, DC.    
5 hour ago - paidContent / Mathew Ingram
Social platforms like YouTube have become a rich source of "citizen journalism" about breaking news events, but media outlets don't always provide credit. Mark Little of Storyful wants to try and change that with a public licence for video news.    
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