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Front Page: Italian broadcaster seeks $779 million -- Italy's Mediaset is the latest company to declare war on video-sharing website YouTube.

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Front Page: Former Def Jam exec takes over as president -- Rob Stevenson, who signed a number of successful rock bands during his years as exec veep of A&R at Universal's Island Def Jam, will take over as president at Virgin U.S. in August.

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Front Page: Former BMG Music exec named president -- Warner/Chappell Music has installed Scott Francis, the former president of BMG Music Publishing's BMG Songs North America, in a new position one rung below chairman-CEO David Johnson.

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Front Page: Net profit jumps 34% to $993 million -- The Wii and DS may be losing momentum in Japan, but brisk sales growth around the world and a booming market for its games helped Nintendo profits surge last quarter.

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Front Page: Activision, Vivendi games hit reset -- The merger of Activision with Vivendi Games has forced the owners of major Hollywood licenses like "Ghostbusters" and Jason Bourne to make new videogame plans.

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Front Page: Luke Ryan to oversee theatrical production -- MGM has hired Luke Ryan as VP of theatrical production.

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The Dark Knight tops Tuesday's box office with $9.6 million
Front Page: 'Titanic's' terrific take tough to top -- Already, there’s talk of whether "The Dark Knight" can sink "Titanic" and become the top-grossing film of all time in North America.

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Front Page: Prod co. names former agent co-chairman, COO -- In ending a 40-year career as a talent agent to become co-chairman and chief operating officer of Morgan Creek Prods., Rick Nicita becomes the latest in a lengthening line of senior CAA dealmakers to transition to outside jobs.

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Front Page: Looney Tunes character coming to bigscreen -- Warner Bros. is launching development of a "Marvin the Martian" feature at Alcon Entertainment, with principals Broderick Johnson and Andrew Kosove producing along with Steve Crystal.

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