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YouTube Gets Into The Broadcast Business (GOOG) Silicon Alley Insider (Friday) YouTube has been looking at buying more original programming as a way to keep people at the site longer. But a lot of the most popular TV shows aren't prerecorded -- look at live sports or big news events. YouTube recognizes this. T... |
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Don't Be Surprised When Marissa Mayer Leaves Google -- The SAIcast Discuss Silicon Alley Insider (Friday) SUBSCRIBE TO THIS PODCAST ON ITUNES HERE >> Google has undergone a huge shakeup ever since Larry Page took over as its new CEO, and Marissa Mayer is on the losing end of it. Now, it seems inevitable that Mayer will leave Google within 6 mon... |
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Be A VIP At SAI's Startup 2011 - Enter Now To Win! Silicon Alley Insider (Friday) For all attendees, Startup 2011 promises a day of education and inspiration, but for one lucky person the experience will be like none other. Business Insider is offering the chance to be a Startup 2011 VIP. The VIP package includes: One ticket to ... |
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Huffington Post's Traffic Spiked Last Month -- Thank AOL? (AOL) Silicon Alley Insider (Friday) While it's unclear how good Huffington Post will be for AOL, it sure looks like AOL has been good for Huffington Post. New data from comScore shows uniques popping significantly following the $315 million acquisition of Arianna's site. ... |
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THQ pushes transmedia strategy with SyFy movie-game Red Faction Venturebeat (Friday) THQ has pulled out the stops on its “transmedia” strategy, where it coordinates media related to its big games. That strategy will hit a high point around late May when the SyFy channel airs its Red Faction Origins film as THQ launches its R... |
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Google Kills Silly Name "Hotpot" (GOOG) Silicon Alley Insider (Friday) Less than five months after Google introduced Hotpot, its absurdly named answer to Yelp for restaurant reviews, it's dead. At least as a brand. Instead, it will become just another feature of Google Places. The idea is valid -- as p... |
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