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TikTok Plans Legal Fight If US Divestment Bill Becomes Law – Bloomberg

Mar 13
Murdochs Deny Blame for Fox’s Record Election Defamation Payout

Mar 13
Apollo reaches out to Paramount about deal

Mar 13
Since AT&T Bought DIRECTV It Has Lost 14 Million Subscribers and Is Now Reportedly Looking at Selling It | Cord Cutters News

Mar 13
The FCC Could Help Cord Cutting Grow Even Faster with a Vote Later This Week | Cord Cutters News

Mar 13
Christina Applegate on Multiple Sclerosis Diagnosis: I Live in Hell

Mar 13
Peyton Manning, Kelly Clarkson Aim to Shake Up NBC’s Paris Olympics

Mar 12
UTA Fires MediaLink Founder Michael Kassan

Mar 12
UTA Accused of Fraud, Breach of Contract by MediaLink CEO

Mar 12
UTA Fires & Sues Partner Michael Kassan, CEO Of Agency-Owned MediaLink

Mar 12
Filmart: China Pavilion Shines Light on an Industry’s Evolution

Mar 12
Ariel Investments Founder Is Buying Paramount, JLL, MSG Stocks – Bloomberg

Mar 12
Four Years After Covid-19 Shutdown, Are Audiences Back? – The New York Times

Mar 12
Millennials, Gen-Z Want Original Movies and TV, Not Remakes — Survey

Mar 12
Why are Universal Music Songs by Ariana Grande, Others on TikTok?

Mar 12
Dating Apps Have Hit a Wall. Can They Turn Things Around? – The New York Times

Mar 12
Princess Kate’s Photo, The Royal Family, and a Conspiracy Obsessed Internet – The New York Times

Mar 12
How TikTok Was Blindsided by a U.S. Bill That Could Ban It – WSJ

Mar 12
Saudi Arabia launch tennis takeover with $2bn take-it-or-leave-it offer – Yahoo Sports

Mar 12
Gen Z and Millennials Prefer Originals Over Franchises, Tubi Says

Mar 12
Visa Fees for US: Touring Music Artists Brace for Impact of High Costs

Mar 12
Meghan Markle wins defamation suit brought against her by half-sister Samantha

Mar 12
Jonathan Glazer Oscars Speech Condemned By Holocaust Survivors’ Foundation

Mar 12
Christopher Nolan’s Final ‘Oppenheimer’ Payday Close to $100 Million

Mar 12
Opinion | Words like podcast and token booth outlive their origins. We still use them. – The Washington Post

Mar 12