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ReviewsKaraoke Revolution Presents: American Idol (PlayStation 2)
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NewsBitTorrent inks studio distribution deal
May 9, 2006 Peer-to-peer network's deal to distribute Warner Bros.' films and TV shows is first for file-sharing firm. - News
Hollywood's YouTube frustration grows
June 11, 2007 Media executives thought YouTube would have copyright filtering technology months ago. They're still waiting, and increasingly peeved.Images: Now playing on a Google site near youWatchdog group eyes YouTube - News
Is the Web the new Hollywood?
May 3, 2006 At the OnHollywood 2006 conference in L.A., debate focuses on the prospects for user-generated online content. Photo: OnHollywood conference - News
Warner Bros. strikes deal with video-sharing site
June 27, 2006 Guba is first among video-sharing sites to offer feature films and TV shows via download. - News
NBC strikes deal with YouTube
June 27, 2006 Just months after confronting YouTube about copyright material, NBC reverses its course and will upload some clips to the video site. - News
Hollywood bashes media consolidation
October 4, 2006 Big media companies targeted in testimony during FCC hearings on media ownership. - News
A new copyright battlefield: Veoh Networks
February 21, 2007 The start-up, with old-media backing, lets people upload feature-length video. Not surprisingly, the pirates were quick to move in. - News
Season's over, so Cuban cheers for HD
September 5, 2006 Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban high-fives high-definition sports viewing and boos slow movie downloads.
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