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Typical CEO made $9.6M last year, AP study finds
In this April 14, 2012 file photo, Viacom CEO Philippe Dauman arrives to the TV Land Awards 10th Anniversary in New York.
The inventory, meaning the number of available apartments for sale in Manhattan, keeps shrinking.
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Viacom Inc. to Join the NASDAQ-100 Index Beginning May 30, 2012
Viacom Inc. will become a component of the NASDAQ-100 Index and the NASDAQ-100 Equal Weighted Index prior to market open on Wednesday, May 30, 2012.
Continuing its commitment to Times Square, Viacom Inc. has signed a lease renewal with SL Green Realty Corp.
WE tv Appoints Mary Scotti VP of Business Affairs
Mary Scotti has been named vice president of business affairs for WE tv. Based in New York, Scotti will oversee negotiations for the network's rights related to original productions, marketing, business development and talent deals.
Cable Show 2012: Panel: Nick's Netflix Ratings Troubles Good for Ops
Complete Coverage: Cable Show 2012 Boston - Nickelodeon's recent ratings falloff, fueled in part by Netflix viewing of the kids' network, could be the catalyst that pushes programmers away from over-the-top providers, UBS cable analyst John Hodulik said at a panel discussion at The Cable Show Monday.
The RED Wrap: Rich people, not firms, spend big
Another record has fallen in Manhattan's residential market. Last week a 30-room spread on top of one of the city's top buildings, 740 Park Ave., fetched $52.5 million, according to The New York Times .
Disney is Still Kicking Ass at the Box Office
Box office weekend results revealed that just about every movie tanked except for Walt Disney Studio's A Marvel's The Avengers.
Yet another disappointment from RGV
MUMBAI: When Ram Gopal Varma makes a film, one is a bit sceptical. He has not made a sensible film in a long time after all! When you go to a movie expecting nothing, you do usually come out happier than if you expected a masterpiece.
Time Warner Cable Picks Motorola To Lock Down Multiscreen TV
Time Warner Cable has selected Motorola Mobility's SecureMedia digital rights management system to encrypt linear and on-demand TV programming for delivery across a slew of devices.
What's In The News: May 16, 2012
This is what's in the news for Wednesday May 16, 2012. The Wall Street Journal reports Greece's future in Europe's common currency was in doubt after efforts to form a new government failed and the country's political turmoil set off a dramatic increase in bank withdrawals.
Briefs: Viacom-TWC, USA, Peel, Netflix, Canadian TV
Viacom says it will now offer all of its programming to TWC subscribers for in-home viewing on tablets and other devices.
Live Viewing Boosts Social Media Usage
Viewers are communicating, consuming content and checking comments through social TV, according to a new study by Viacom that found that live viewing is a key to the phenomenon.
Netflix launches sexy new web-based video player
Netflix just launched a new video player for web-based viewing, and it's hot: Viewers can preview all other episodes while watching an episode of a TV show, the player allows seamless size changes and the overall design is much slicker than before.
Berkshire Takes GM, Viacom Stakes as Deputies Buy Stocks
Berkshire Hathaway Inc. disclosed stakes in General Motors Co. and Viacom Inc. as former hedge- fund managers Todd Combs and Ted Weschler built portfolios under Chairman Warren Buffett.
Tracking Warren Buffett'S Berkshire Hathaway Portfolio - Q1 2012 Update
This article is part of a series that provide an ongoing analysis of the changes made to Berkshire Hathaway's US stock portfolio on a quarterly basis.
Ira Sohn: Meryl Witmer Touts Gildan and Viacom
Meryl Witmer , a well-known investor and partner at Eagle Capital Partners, touted Gildan , an apparel company, at the Ira Sohn Investment conference in New York on Wednesday.
Time Warner Cable, Viacom Reach Deal For Tablet, Smartphone TV
Time Warner Cable and Viacom announced a deal Wednesday that will provide Nick, MTV and other networks to the MSO's TWC TV service for watching live TV on tablets, smartphones and PCs in the home, ending the companies' yearlong legal fight.
CBS President/CEO Leslie Moonves to Speak at 2012 Radio Show
May 15, 2012 - CBS Corporation President and CEO Leslie Moonves will participate in a question-and-answer session with NAB President and CEO Gordon Smith on Sept.