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Thanksgiving Weekend Briefing


To all of our friends: Safe travels this Thanksgiving and thank you for all of your support.

As a little gift for the road, check out our selection of readings for the weekend — Thanksgiving TV specials, sports, shopping and more, all of the best for you to stay on top of things between feasting and leftovers. Read more

November 21st, 2012 Advertising, Deals, Social Media, Technology, TV News
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At right, Sean Casey of Social Guide, speaks on analytics panel at Social TV Summit on Nov. 8
At right, Sean Casey of Social Guide, speaks on analytics panel at Social TV Summit on Nov. 8

Nielsen Acquires Social Guide


The news that Nielsen is acquiring Social Guide flashed through Twitter and the #socialTV community on Monday as the deal was announced with an early-morning press release.

Brooklyn-based Social Guide, launched in 2011, is merging into New York-based NM Incite, the two-year-old Nielsen and McKinsey & Co. Read more

November 13th, 2012 Deals, Featured Posts, Research, Social Media, Technology, TV News
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Users Can Bypass EdgeRank, Opt-In To See All Facebook Page Posts – AllFacebook


This has huge implications for brands and organizations using Facebook Pages. If true, this will allow users the option to get all notifications from a Facebook Page, bypassing Facebook’s EdgeRank algorithm, which only exposes Page posts to, maybe, 15 percent of “likes.”

Surprises us and answers one of the largest obstacles to using Facebook Pages. Read more

October 31st, 2012 Deals, Social Media, Technology
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Boxee aims to beat Apple and Roku in the TV box game | Ars Technica


Boxee, the company that once made headlines as a major contender in the set-top box wars, is bringing its newly launched Boxee TV device to Walmart, starting tomorrow. This is a big move for Boxee, as it will be granted a prominent spot in Walmart’s brick and mortar stores, and will be up against competitors like the Apple TV and Roku’s line of devices. Read more

October 31st, 2012 Advertising, Deals, Technology, TV News
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Disney to acquire Lucasfilm for $4.05 billion – latimes.com


Walt Disney Co. has agreed to acquire Lucasfilm for $4.05 billion in a surprise deal that gives the media giant control of the “Star Wars” franchise.

Along with the purchase, Disney announced that it plans to release a seventh live-action “Star Wars” movie in 2015. Read more

October 30th, 2012 Deals
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