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February 2010
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Northstar in talks to acquire Nielsen Business Media travel propertiesNorthstar Travel Media is poised to pull the trigger on a deal to acquire travel properties from Nielsen Co.'s Nielsen Business Media, according to multiple industry sources.
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B2B
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Outsell, Inc. Acquires The Gilbane GroupOutsell, Inc. announced the acquisition of The Gilbane Group, a highly regarded analyst consulting firm focused on content technologies and based in Cambridge, Mass. The Gilbane Group will operate as a division of Outsell.
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ITTRRS
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Rentrak adds Dish Network data to TV EssentialsRentrak has struck a deal with satellite TV broadcaster Dish Network to integrate the latter’s set-top box data into its TV Essentials audience measurement service.
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MRRS
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Google Warns Chinese Knockoff To Stop Using Google LogoGoogle warns Chinese copycat website: report via the AFP reports Google has sent a warning to the Chinese Google knockoff, Goojje to stop using their logo.
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SAS
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BMJ Group and OUBS launch accredited online courses in Clinical LeadershipBMJ Learning, the medical education division of The BMJ Group, UK, and The Open University Business School's (OUBS) Centre for Professional Learning and Development (CPLD) have launched postgraduate qualifications in Clinical Leadership for healthcare professionals.
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STM
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Bowker acquires BML from Publishing NewsBibliographic information provider Bowker, US, has announced the acquisition of BML (Book Marketing) from Publishing News Ltd. With this acquisition, Bowker seeks to expand its ability to provide business intelligence to the global publishing market.
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STM
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Google Working On Speech-To-Speech Translation Phone, AKA, Your Own Personal Babel FishGoogle already runs a successful online translator, Google Translate, but they've got far-loftier ideas than simply converting the written word. They want to translate languages spoken over the phone, according to their head of translation services.
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SAS
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Google Refuses to Continue Censoring Results in ChinaGoogle has announced a rather bold move today: It will no longer censor search results on Google.cn, the Chinese version of the search engine. Apparently they will maintain this stance, even if it ends in shutting down Google.cn.
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SAS
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ScrollMotion Works With Publishers To Bring Textbooks To The iPadThe iPad has been hailed as a saviour device for publishers - will it be able to re-invent textbooks for the digital age?
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E & T
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New STM Report Highlights R&D Growth in Emerging CountriesThe National Science Foundation has just published the 19th edition of its biennial Science and Engineering Indicators report. This reinforces data released last December by SCImago highlighting the increasingly dominant role of emerging countries in powering the growth of STM R&D.
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STM
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Facebook leads rise in mobile web useMore than 25% of UK's population – some 16 million people – accessed the Internet from mobile phones in December. And what were they looking for? The GSMA Mobile Media Metrics, published for the first time on Friday, provide an insight: on the mobile internet, people want to know what their friends are up to - and perhaps do a bit of flirting.
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T & C
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Answers.com Reports Q4 and Full Year 2009 Financial ResultsAnswers Corporation reported unaudited financial results for its fourth quarter and full year ended December 31, 2009.
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SAS
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AP Names Jane Seagrave as Chief Revenue OfficerThe Associated Press named Senior Vice President Jane Seagrave its new Chief Revenue Officer on Jan. 28.
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NEWS
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Circulation revenue is more stable than paywalls, says Scripps senior VP“Based on our experience of publishing on the web for 15 years, paywalls don’t make sense,”says Mark Contreras, senior vice president for newspapers at US publisher E.W. Scripps Co and chairman of the Newspaper Association of America (NAA).
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NEWS
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Facebook celebrates 6th birthday with redesignFacebook is celebrating its sixth anniversary with another redesign of its homepage.
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T & C
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The Avatar Advantage: Big Media…and Bigger MediaBig national/global news companies that are part of larger diversified companies have a major advantage going forward.
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NEWS
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DoJ Re-Nixes Google's Settlement With AuthorsThe latest revision of the digital book settlement between Google and the Authors Guild is an improvement, but still not good enough, according to the DoJ. It may be that Google and the Authors Guild will decide to take their case to the judge, suggested CEI analyst Ryan Radia.
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SAS
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O'Hara Leaving TV Guide NetworkTV Guide Network and TVGuide.com president Ryan O'Hara is leaving the network to pursue another business opportunity in New York, the network said.
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T & C
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Facebook Takes Over Its Own Display Advertising From Microsoft, Keeps Bing For Web SearchWhen it comes to display advertising on its own site, Facebook is taking full control of its inventory away from Microsoft. Even prior to Microsoft’s initial $240 million investment in Facebook in 2007, the two companies had an advertising partnership giving Microsoft the ability to serve display ads on the social network.
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T & C
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E.W. Scripps Names New VP/Audit and ComplianceMark L. Koors has been named vice president of audit and compliance for The E.W. Scripps Company. Since 2008 he has served as director of treasury management.
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NEWS
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