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- 'Virtual' Tupac May Go on Tour
- 'Hunger Games' Keeps Lead
- Food Network Service to Offer Reservations
- Ford to Remake the Mustang
- Magazines Can't Turn Page on Slump
- Carrefour Tweaks Prices to Aid Sales
- Keeping the 'Noraholics' Happy
- Making a 'Marley' Movie
- 'Dollar Shave Club' Has Men in Lather
- Condé Nast Hires Film, TV Veterans
- U.S. Alleges Collusion On E-Book Prices
- Can Retailers Halt 'Showrooming'?
- 'The Lion King' Dethrones 'Phantom'
- Foreign Press Mines Local Angles in U.S. Primary
- The Next 'Airbender' Gets Older, Wiser and Adds a Feminine Touch
- Publisher to Sell Romance Novels Digitally
- Current TV, Olbermann Trade Barbs
- NBC Signs Deal to Keep Lauer on 'Today'
- Viacom Advances in YouTube Suit
- The New 'Ketchup'
- YouTube, Viacom Reach Rental Deal
- Settlement Near in E-Book Pricing Probe
- James Murdoch Quits BSkyB Post
- Big Marketers on Campus
- Colombia Radio Show Gives Solace to Hostages
- Nike Shows NFL Gear
- CBS Extends Letterman Contract
- Philadelphia Papers Sold
- 'Hunger Games' Remains Victor
- Two Actors Unions Approve Merger
- Rapper Nicki Minaj Tapped to Pitch Pepsi
- How to Build Buzz for Bud: More Alcohol, Lime-a-Rita
- 'Larry,' Quaker of Oatmeal Fame, Gets a Makeover
- TV Riches Fuel $2 Billion Dodgers Deal
- Website Starts Selling Potter E-Books
- Google Warms to Traditional Advertising
- Antitrust Chief Takes Hard Line
- Mascots Flock to Facebook
- Ratings Take Slide on Cable
- Variety Up For Sale
- Pop-Ups Are Taking Over the Kitchen
- Can 'Hunger Games' Revive Soundtracks?
- QVC Heads to China
- Disney's $200 Million Charge
- Oprah Shakes Up Network
- Miramax CEO Mike Lang Resigns
- E! Network Signs Eastwood Clan
- '21 Jump Street' Leads Pack
- Huckabee Radio Show Moves In on Limbaugh Turf
- Radio Show Pulls Exposé on Apple
- Disney Pulls In Reins After a Flop
- Glenn Beck Takes His Revolution to the Web
- Start-Ups Go to Extremes to Get Attention
- Billboard Gets Digital Update
- What Women Read When No One Sees the Cover
- Start-Ups Resist Facebook's Pull
- Volvo Courts NBA's Lin in China
- AOL Chief Defends Strategy
- Brooks Arrested in Tabloid Probe
- Retailers Take Role in 'Fashion Star'
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