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...have to integrate the Internet into all of our core businesses." As he tries to do so, he will have another $6.2 billion in cash, due in January from AOL Time Warner as part-payment for Bertelsmann's 49% stake in AOL Europe. At the moment TV is Bertelsmann's best business, thanks to the February purchase of a majority stake in RTL, the biggest producer of programming outside Hollywood. But he is determined to prove that fans will pay for music downloaded from...
...studios have given animation their best shot and been crushed by Disney. Warner Brothers and Fox even closed their animation studios. The question, as we look back on the Disney-dominated 90s and ahead to this decade is this: Does Disney have the animation world, including its new technologies and fruitful market, all to itself...
...Alwaleed bin Talal bin Abdel Aziz al Saud, who is sixth on the Forbes list of the world's richest people and has some $16 billion invested in such American companies as Citigroup ($9.65 billion), News Corp. ($1.1 billion), Apple ($314 million) and TIME's parent company, AOL Time Warner ($932 million), is known as one of the most ardent Arab supporters of the U.S. "It is my personal duty," he said before leaving Saudi Arabia for a trip to New York City, "to show my alliance and show the real face of the Arab, Islam and Saudi Arabia...
...After LMF's first album was released, Warner Music, sister company of TIME, approached producers Davy and Prodip with a deal to distribute A.Room's output. Was signing with one of the world's biggest record labels selling out? "Warner pays all the expenses of recording. We keep 15% of the royalties, and A.Room keeps the copyright," explains Davy. "It's a great deal...
Urban crime and the line-crossing police officers who control it have always been a hot topic. The issue is visited once again in Warner Brother’s film Training Day, a new morality tale exploring the substantial gray area that sits astride undercover law enforcement and the streets. Written by South Central Los Angeles native David Ayer, it is no coincidence that this film connotes the Rampart Division of the Los Angeles Police Department, whose misbehavior has been chronicled in recent years by Rolling Stone and other publications. It is also no coincidence that the dramatic Denzel Washington...