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Jennifer Saba

Robert Iger, president and chief executive officer of Walt Disney Co

Disney could use some tips from Time Warner on cord-cutting

by Jennifer Saba |Aug 6, 2015

Disney recently said it expects the growth rate for its cable networks unit to drop from nearly 10% to the mid-single digits, because the number of subscribers is shrinking.

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Apple reportedly in talks with programmers to launch online TV service

by Jennifer Saba |Mar 17, 2015

The service would have about 25 channels, anchored by broadcasters such as ABC, CBS and Fox, and would be available across all devices powered by iOS operating system.

Jeff Bezos, the chief executive of Amazon.com Inc

Jeff Bezos defends Amazon's lack of profits

by Jennifer Saba |Dec 3, 2014

Amazon CEO Bezos discussed Amazon's acrimonious dispute with publisher Hachette Book Group and his purchase of the Washington Post.

New Amazon Kindle Fire 7HD's are displayed during a launch event in New York (Photo: Reuters)

Amazon launches six upgraded versions of e-reader Kindle

by Deepa Seetharaman |Sep 18, 2014

Amazon also revamped its basic Kindle e-reader to include a touch screen. It will cost $79, about 15 per cent more than the current basic model.

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Why Apple did away with the 'i' in the Watch

by Jennifer Saba |Sep 11, 2014

Some branding experts say the absent alphabet may signify the Watch's positioning for now - as an accessory and companion to the iPhone, which it requires in order to work.

Shares of Time Warner fell 10.7 per cent after closing at $85.19. (Photo: Reuters)

Rupert Murdoch's Fox abandons Time Warner takeover bid

by Jennifer Saba |Aug 6, 2014

Murdoch, who is Fox's chairman and CEO, cited Time Warner's management and its board's refusal to come to the table to discuss a takeover as one reason for the stunning turnabout.

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News Corp buys romance novel publisher Harlequin Enterprises for USD 415 mn

by Euan Rocha |May 3, 2014

Rupert Murdoch's News Corp on Friday said it would purchase Harlequin from Torstar Corp, owner of the Toronto Star, Canada's largest daily newspaper by circulation.

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Network router causes WhatsApp's 'biggest' outage

by Jennifer Saba |Feb 24, 2014

The instant messaging app was down for more than three hours on February 22, just days after Facebook Inc bought it for $19 billion.