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Media Wall Street Report from Jack Myers 7-29
By: Jack Myers   (07/29/2011)

The digital wonderland continues to evolve as more second quarter results came out this week. Analysts are increasingly polarized over Netflix (NFLX), hopeful yet waiting to see more from Amazon (AMZN), and just waiting to finally figure out where News Corp(NWSA) will end up. With most of Wall Street focusing on these three, it’s easy to forget that this week gave us a topic that needs no debate. Football is back on, and that’s a good thing.

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Jack Myers Weekly Wall Street Report 7-8
By: Jack Myers   (07/25/2011)

Summer is heating up for the media business. Analysts ushered in the first week of July with a big thumbs up for Aol, Yahoo, and Viacom stock, while IPOs and M&A abound among News Corp, AMC, and (potentially) Hulu. Here's the cheat sheet on what's new in media:

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Jack Myers Weekly Wall Street Report 7-22
By: Jack Myers   (07/25/2011)

Revenues, 2Q numbers, and cream pies, oh my! That basically sums up the news in media for this past week.

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Jack Myers Weekly Wall Street Report 7-15
By: Jack Myers   (07/25/2011)

Friday closed out a pretty nail biting week in the media business.

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If you pay to have something distributed, then it's paid media. But if someone else distributes it for you, then it's earned media. That's the basic definition of earned media, a term that earned its place in the pantheon of marketing buzzwords, though if this chart is to be believed, it is in the process of unearning it.

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