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Televisa Expands Into English TV
Mexican TV giant Grupo Televisa is expanding its reach into English-language content, both through a partnership with Lions Gate and subtitles for some telenovelas.
Source: Wall Street Journal

Bringing Sexy to Golf
Justin Timberlake, named in December as Callaway's creative director, helped craft a new marketing campaign for the golf-equipment maker that aims to appeal to a younger demographic.
Source: Wall Street Journal

Bringing Sexy Back to Golf
Justin Timberlake, named in December as Callaway's creative director, helped craft a new marketing campaign for the golf-equipment maker that aims to appeal to a younger demographic.
Source: Wall Street Journal

Hispanic Airwaves to Get More Crowded
News Corp. is teaming up with a Colombian TV company to create a Spanish-language broadcast network for the U.S., reflecting a rush to cash in on the booming Hispanic population.
Source: Wall Street Journal

Inside Lavish Life of Hacker Kim Dotcom
Kim Dotcom, the hulking Internet entrepreneur arrested Thursday at his New Zealand mansion, didn't lay low despite his past. Rather, he openly lived a lavish lifestyle.
Source: Wall Street Journal

Wikipedia, Google Go Black in Protest
Wikipedia and other popular websites converted their homepages into virtual protest banners early Wednesday as part of an effort to stop Internet piracy legislation that is being considered by the U.S. Congress.
Source: Wall Street Journal

Wikipedia, Google Go Black to Protest SOPA
Wikipedia and other popular websites converted their homepages into virtual protest banners early Wednesday as part of an effort to stop Internet piracy legislation that is being considered by the U.S. Congress.
Source: Wall Street Journal

New, Old Media Battle Over Net Rules
Tech companies are about to unleash a splashy weapon ?Internet blackout day ?to block proposed antipiracy legislation.
Source: Wall Street Journal

Web-Piracy Bill Faces Fiercer Fight
Supporters of antipiracy legislation face a struggle to regain momentum after the White House sided with irate Internet companies and users and complained that the proposal could hurt companies and undermine cybersecurity.
Source: Wall Street Journal

Antipiracy Bid Aims to Jump Hurdle
Supporters of antipiracy legislation face a struggle to regain momentum after the White House sided with irate Internet companies and users over the weekend and complained that the proposal could hurt companies and undermine cybersecurity.
Source: Wall Street Journal