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California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has been in talks with China's government about lending his celebrity status to making...

In what observers consider an unlikely alliance, Sony Corp. and NEC Electronics Corp. have agreed to establish a...

Pushing into the consumer digital media market, business-to-business networking giant Cisco Systems said that it agreed to buy...

DreamWorks Animation SKG signed a multiyear agreement with longtime videogame partner Activision, which will create games based on...

XM Satellite Radio's Canadian licensee said it has hired Michael Washinushi as CFO of its Canadianized satellite radio...

Television New Zealand hopes to appoint a new chief executive from within its own ranks before the end...

In an unusual twist for the broadcast sector, New Zealand's dominant pay TV platform Sky Network TV Ltd....

German producers have welcomed a pledge by the new government to improve conditions for investing in local film...

The Finnish government said it has launched a tender process for Europe's first mobile digital television broadcasting license...

More than half of the United Kingdom's video rental transactions and rental spending will be delivered via Netflix-style...

Upholding a decision by France's competition watchdog in March, a French court of appeal is allowing the Canal...

The Federal Communications Commission has kicked off a proceeding that could make it easier for cable's competitors to...

Federal Communications Commission chairman Kathleen Abernathy has told the White House that she will leave the post on...

Grokster seems securely bound and gagged by the structure of the settlement reached with the motion picture studios,...

Some of you may wonder why Billboard is ending Entertainment Law Weekly. Since this is the final issue,...