January 18, 2013
Listen to “Deadline Big Media” episode 19, my latest podcast with Deadline Executive Editor David Lieberman about media, entertainment and technology on Wall Street and far beyond.  This week we talk about about the potential impacts on Hollywood of President Obama’s initiatives to reduce gun violence; the different (though now both upward) paths of former corporate siblings CBS and Viacom; and the major expansion plans of Aereo, the Barry Diller-backed startup that’s causing lots of upset among the networks.  Listen to it all here: http://www.deadline.com/2013/01/deadline-big-media-with-david-lieberman-episode-19/ Let us know what you think. This was a particularly good episode, I thought. 

Listen to “Deadline Big Media” episode 19, my latest podcast with Deadline Executive Editor David Lieberman about media, entertainment and technology on Wall Street and far beyond. 

This week we talk about about the potential impacts on Hollywood of President Obama’s initiatives to reduce gun violence; the different (though now both upward) paths of former corporate siblings CBS and Viacom; and the major expansion plans of Aereo, the Barry Diller-backed startup that’s causing lots of upset among the networks. 

Listen to it all here: http://www.deadline.com/2013/01/deadline-big-media-with-david-lieberman-episode-19/

Let us know what you think. This was a particularly good episode, I thought. 

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Filed under: film media entertainment business podcasts tech gun violence CBS Viacom Aereo Barry Diller David Lieberman David Bloom 
July 22, 2012
Now this is an interesting development in the evolution of books, Hollywood and technology: Digital power broker Barry Diller and literary-minded prestige producer Scott Rudin are reportedly in talks to launch an e-book biz  There are lots of implications on this one, though the Diller/Rudin combo isn’t the only one in Hollywood to consider how to monetize the potential opportunities of the burgeoning e-book biz. Read more here: http://ow.ly/1lyICW 

Now this is an interesting development in the evolution of books, Hollywood and technology: Digital power broker Barry Diller and literary-minded prestige producer Scott Rudin are reportedly in talks to launch an e-book biz 

There are lots of implications on this one, though the Diller/Rudin combo isn’t the only one in Hollywood to consider how to monetize the potential opportunities of the burgeoning e-book biz. Read more here: http://ow.ly/1lyICW 

(Source: deadline.com)

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Filed under: Scott Rudin Barry Diller e-books business lit reading entertainment film movies 
July 12, 2012

Click on the slide show to see a quick rundown of today’s Deadline coverage of the media business. Today is the mogul edition, with pay packages, Diller on Aereo and Malone on Sirius XM, among other stories.

(Source: deadline.com)

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Filed under: media business Deadline John Malone Barry Diller 
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