DreamWorks Animation beats analyst estimates on earnings per share with Q1 revenue of $134.6 million.
(SI) A look at recent television pilots.
(SSN) SSN reviews the eight Amazon Studios comedy pilots up for viewer votes, including their current Amazon scores and ours.
(SSN) A look at Viacom, by the numbers.
(VAR) Outfielder Glenn Burke, the first baseball player to come out on national television, post-retirement in 1982, has been a passion project of Curtis’s for years.
(DH) Digital Program Ratings pilot program will run from May through July and measure overnight data including unique viewers, stream counts and reach by age and gender.
(AW) AOL unveiled marquee names like Sarah Jessica Parker, Hank Azaria, and Gwyneth Paltrow in a bold move to counter broadcast programming while touting connected TV apps, its own HD studio and branded entertainment initiatives.
(AW) The venerable Ewings will return for a third season order of 15 episodes, quelling qustions of whether the nighttime soap would continue despite ratings down from season one and without Larry Hagman.
(EW) Lawyers for plaintiffs under the UMG aegis involved in the class action lawsuit are requesting data for certain artists to calculate commonality; UMG objects on the basis of "third-party privacy interests."
(THRE) The International Academy Of Digital Arts And Sciences has named winners of its 17
th annual edition. Winners include Frank Ocean, Jerry Seinfeld, The New Yorker, TED, and Kevin Spacey. List of winners included.
(AVC)
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