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Showing 1-12 of 12 results foundNBC, News Corp. sign video deal with Comcast
April 16, 2007 Nation's top cable provider will distribute TV programs and movies from the two media powerhouses through its Web sites.Fox streams TV shows to MySpace, local network sites
October 3, 2006 Decision follows moves by other TV networks that have made ad-supported content available online for free.Revver video gets TV casting call
November 10, 2006 Video-sharing site signs deal with Britain's Fame TV that will share revenue with video makers.Fox launches online-safety campaign
July 13, 2006 Kiefer Sutherland of "24" to star in public-service announcement. Campaign to keep MySpace out of trouble?News Corp.: Entertainment going mobile
September 13, 2006 Company president tells CTIA crowd it's prime time for collaboration between mobile services, entertainment.MySpace to host college campus presidential town halls
May 10, 2007 Social-networking site to enable users at home to watch a Webcast, send instant-message questions to candidates.Murdoch the latest media mogul to take on YouTube
February 8, 2007 News Corp. boss Rupert Murdoch follows InterActiveCorp's Barry Diller in questioning the "hypnotic" site's business model.FAQ: The lowdown on mobile TV
October 21, 2005 TV on mobile phones is expected to be a hot new service that will generate lots of revenue for carriers.MySpace plans new video channels
May 15, 2007 Social-networking site announces partnerships to run content from National Geographic Society, The New York Times and others.NBC, News Corp. push new Web rival to YouTube
March 22, 2007 Also piling on in the online video effort are AOL, MSN, Yahoo and MySpace, and some big-time advertisers, too.Microsoft temporarily closes video site
March 23, 2007 Soapbox, Microsoft's answer to YouTube, closes to new users for up to two months so it can create better safeguards against pirates.CBS forms online video-sharing network
April 12, 2007 Users can share clips, full-length features for free. Partners include both established and fledgling platforms. Sponsored matches for "TV"
