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| Summer Blockbuster Maximize Licensed Crap Profit [Hollywood] Summer blockbusters don't just line the pockets of film studio executives and actors working on a percentage of the gross, it looks like they help resellers of licensed games too. According to a bit of research from the Video Game Price Charts blog&md [..] |
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Kagan: Ad Recession Hits Cable TV Next Year  The ad recession that's devastated newspapers and now, local tv, has yet to hit cable TV. But that's about to change, according to research firm SNL Kagan.
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| Forbes: Google Could Be Games Publisher [Google] Chris Morris of Forbes magazine thinks that Google should try its luck at publishing video games. The search engine behemoth has put some serious research time into advertising within games and certainly has the resources to acquire [..] |
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