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AP - The second presidential debate drew more viewers than the first but still proved less of a draw than the Joe Biden-Sarah Palin matchup.

CBS, FOX, MTV Networks and NBC Universal Allow Consumers to Enjoy Daring New Shows, Returning Hits and A-list Stars Wherever They Go - - SAN DIEGO - MediaFLO USA, a wholly owned subsidiary of Qualcomm ... [WebWire - Thursday, October 09, 2008]

Martial arts and exercise instructional videos have taken on a new format at InterDojo.com. When designing their instructional martial arts and exercise Formula Video Series, the InterDojo.com team d... [WebWire - Thursday, October 09, 2008]

Beverly Hills, CA - "Freeheld" and "For the Bible Tells Me So" will screen as part of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' 'Contemporary Documentaries' series on Wednesday, October 15, at ... [WebWire - Thursday, October 09, 2008]

Telstra and Prime Digital Media (PDM) today announced the signing of a three year exclusive Go-To-market partnership. - - In a move designed to assist Australian businesses to deploy world-class Out-of... [WebWire - Thursday, October 09, 2008]

To celebrate the launch of their new route direct between Dubai and the home of movies and cinema, Los Angeles, Emirates Airline is giving people the opportunity to star in an L.A. movie. - - The short... [WebWire - Thursday, October 09, 2008]

Reuters - A U.S. federal judge temporarily halted sales of RealNetworks Inc's RealDVD software, which allows users to copy DVDs, after Hollywood studios sued the company over copyright issues, court documents showed.

Reuters - Representatives of the new DreamWorks film studio will delay pitching Wall Street on a bank loan package for about one month to give the banking market time to stabilize.

Reuters - The assassination of Martin Luther King, Cesar Chavez's grape boycott, gay men in China and historian David McCullough are among the subjects of the films vying for Oscar nominations for best documentary short subject.

Reuters - For the first time since the Oscars moved to TV in the early 1950s, studios will be able to advertise movies during the telecast of the Academy Awards next year.