MEDIA AND ENTERTAINMENT NEWS

LOS ANGELES TIMES | Former William Morris Endeavor TV agent John Ferriter sues firm for $25 million

Former William Morris Endeavor TV agent John Ferriter sues firm for $25 million

VENTURE BEAT | Shoppers bought a lot of game consoles on Black Friday

Shoppers bought a lot of game consoles on Black Friday

THE NEW YORK TIMES | G.E. and Vivendi Agree on Value of NBC Universal

G.E. and Vivendi Agree on Value of NBC Universal

General Electric has reached a tentative agreement to buy Vivendi's 20 percent stake in NBC Universal for about $5.8 billion, helping clear the path to a sale of the television and movie company to Comcast, according to people briefed on the matter.

SILICON ALLEY INSIDER | Nintendo: Chicks Dig Our Wii

Nintendo: Chicks Dig Our Wii

MULTICHANNEL NEWS | Rogers Bows 'TV Everywhere' Service With 1,000 Hours Of Video

Rogers Bows 'TV Everywhere' Service With 1,000 Hours Of Video

ADVERTISING AGE | For Dreamworks, Partners Will Bolster 2010 3-D Push

For Dreamworks, Partners Will Bolster 2010 3-D Push

REUTERS | Top 10 movies of the decade

Top 10 movies of the decade

THE WRAP | Hollywood's Power Shift: Fewer, More Dominant Players

Hollywood's Power Shift: Fewer, More Dominant Players

VIDEO NUZE | Parsing Hulu's 856 Million Streams Yields Valuable Insights

Parsing Hulu's 856 Million Streams Yields Valuable Insights

ASSOCIATED PRESS | Don't bet newspapers will get rich shunning Google

Don't bet newspapers will get rich shunning Google

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL | Defending a 'Red Menace'

Defending a 'Red Menace'

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL | Samsung Handset Sales on Track to Exceed 2009 Target

Samsung Handset Sales on Track to Exceed 2009 Target

PC WORLD | Xbox LIVE iPhone App Lets You Message on the Go

Xbox LIVE iPhone App Lets You Message on the Go

ADVERTISING AGE | The Future of TV

The Future of TV

We'll be Ordering Up Our Own Video, Ads and Products on a Web Convergence Device. But Who Will Reap the Revenue?

THE NEW YORK TIMES | The Fall and Rise of Media

The Fall and Rise of Media

Print publishers and the writers and editors who worked for them once ruled the literary roost in New York. Now, make way for those who push pixels.