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Showtime's Brilliant Blunder Simply put, by not charging for the privilege of gorging on eight hours of primo television right out of the gate, Showtime (and CBS) is leaving money on the table. |
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Salon.com
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Bringing Good Insights to Life An exclusive excerpt from an ad legend's new book on creating and sustaining business insights. |
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Salon.com
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Just In Time For The New "Game Of Thrones": Exclusive HBO Subscription On Apple TV Apple formally announced today an exclusive partnership with HBO to bring an online-only subscription streaming service to the Apple TV. It will be available just in time for the new season of Game of Thrones. |
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Grist: What I Learned From The Sopranos We may be nearing the end of The Sopranos, but the television show's influence isn't about to fade away anytime soon. Business leaders are adapting to meet the challenges of today's business environment and for many, Tony Soprano is the surprising role model for this new breed of leader. |
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