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Lions Gate had an excellent recent quarter and continues to position itself more strongly in the brittle film business.

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Disney still has some trouble areas in its parks and movie studio, but it's likely to remain ahead of its competitors.

The U.S. recession has many Americans feeling down in the dumps. Small surprise, then, that the leisure and entertainment exchange traded fund (ETF) has gained 39% year-to-date as we look for small escapes. Three reasons the fund could continue to move as we enter into the thick of the holiday season: First, the Associated ...

With a possible buyout of General Electric Co.’s (NYSE: GE) NBC Universal Inc. in the works, Comcast Corp. (Nasdaq: CMCSA) is adapting to a changing technological landscape.[More...]

With a possible buyout of General Electric Co.’s (GE) NBC Universal Inc. in the works, Comcast Corp. (CMCSA) is adapting to a changing technological landscape. Comcast, the United States’ largest cable television provider, is hoping to avoid becoming the next newspaper or record company by expanding its role from an entertainment medium ...

BloggingStocks: Disney (DIS), the media company behind Mickey Mouse and Buzz Lightyear, and whose colleagues in the industry include CBS (CBS), General Electric's (GE) NBC Universal, News Corp. (NWS), Sony Corporation (SNE), Time Warner (TWX), and Viacom (VIA), ... Read more

BloggingStocks: Disney (DIS), a media business that competes with Viacom (VIA), CBS (CBS), News Corp. (NWS), and General Electric's (GE) NBC Universal, will be talking up its fourth-quarter numbers on Thursday after the bell. Are you a shareholder? If so, are you ... Read more

An improved version of Via Technologies' Nano processor is on track to ship later this year, with a dual-core version set to follow soon after.

The improved Nano chips will offer better performance and lower power consumption, while the dual-core version will make the company's offerings more competitive against low-power, dual-core processors made by rivals Intel and AMD.

[ Related: Dell puts low-power Via Nano chip in servers. ]

Plus, Via updates Nano chip, Jobs will soon return to work, and more

Schaeffer's Senior Equities Analyst looks at April nonfarm payroll data, earnings from Sun Microsystems, and a new development from Microsoft and Yahoo!

Joseph Hargett takes a look back at news that drove the major market indices today.

This week Georg covers the latest in media and entertainment earnings.  It
was a week for the large media conglomerates including Disney and Viacom
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3ic39ac604ab41fd21
b65c8610f8453fa4 .  Wall Street reacted indifferent to most of the week's
earnings reports.  Listen for Georg's take on why.  Unusual was a downgrade
on high flying Marvel Entertainment http://www.marvel.com/ , but the stock
remained stable.  Last for this week hear how subscriber numbers are
affecting the satellite stocks http://www.socialpicks.com/ideas/show/14157 (VIA) (NWS) (DIS) (DISH) (DTV) (CMCSA) (MVL)