Viacom, Joost Make a Deal
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Online TV service Joost has struck a content licensing deal with Viacom.
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Not long after it demanded that YouTube remove its content from the popular social networking site, Viacom said Tuesday that it had signed a deal with Joost, the Internet TV startup run by Skype founders Niklas Zennstrom and Janus Friis.
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Microsoft has signed a five-year deal with Viacom that includes online advertising, content distribution, event promotions and games.
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Software developer Wurld Media has devised a way to bridge the gap between the freewheeling peer to peer downloads community and the music companies who would like to be paid.
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Yahoo Inc has agreed to distribute an  online music performance series through a high-definition  channel from Viacom Inc&#39;s MTV, the New York Post reported in  its online edition on Thursday.
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Media conglomerate Viacom Inc. agreed Tuesday to license television shows and movies to Joost, the new online video distribution channel launched by the founders of Kazaa and Skype.
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U.S. media conglomerate Viacom has   teamed up with private equity group Apollo to submit an offer   for BMG Music Publishing in a bid battle that could top 1.5   billion euros ($1.92 billion), sources close to the matter   said.
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Media conglomerate Viacom Inc. is expected to announce a licensing deal with Joost, a new Internet service that specializes in commercial video content, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday.
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Microsoft and entertainment broadcaster Viacom have agreed to a five-year deal to share content and partner on advertising initiatives, the companies announced Wednesday.It&#39;s the latest agreement between content and technology companies seeking to make money by mixing premium content with advertising on the Web. The two companies valued the deal at $500 million.Microsoft will have a nonexclusive license to use TV programs and other content from Viacom, which owns MTV Networks, Comedy Central, BET (Black Entertainment Television) and Paramount Pictures, among others. The content will appear on Microsoft&#39;s MSN Web site, as well as through its Internet-connected XBox 360 games system.Viacom will also use Microsoft&#39;s Atlas AdManager digital advertising technology for its U.S. Web sites. The technology came from&#160;Microsoft&#39;s $6 billion acquisition of aQuantive, which was completed in August. AdManager can serve graphical and video ads on Web sites and has ad reporting and management features.Microsoft will also have an exclusive right to sell some display advertising inventory on Viacom&#39;s sites, and both companies will share the revenue.Microsoft and Viacom previously worked together on MTV&#39;s&#160;Urge digital music store, which was closed&#160;in August after low interest.In March,&#160;Viacom filed a $1 billion suit against Google&#39;s YouTube&#160;video service for displaying clips the network owns that were posted by users without permission.&#160;
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Viacom Inc.  agreed to sell its  Famous Music publishing business to Sony/ATV Music Publishing  for about $370 million, the Wall Street Journal reported on its  Web site on Wednesday.
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Viacom Inc.  agreed to sell its Famous Music publishing business to Sony/ATV Music Publishing for about $370 million, the Wall Street Journal reported on its Web site on Wednesday.
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Children&#39;s television networks owned by Viacom and Disney have agreed to pony up $1 million and $500,000, respectively, to end Federal Communications Commission investigations into whether
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Viacom Inc. VIAb.N has agreed to  pay a record $3.5 million to settle complaints that it  broadcast indecent material on its radio stations, the U.S.  Federal Communications Commission said on Tuesday.
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Why Viacom's latest attack on Google's YouTube will likely result in a settlement.
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Just weeks after stripping Google-owned YouTube of its video clips, Viacom has struck a deal to offer broadcast-quality programs on Joost, the Internet television website.
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Viacom and Disney agreed Thursday to pay a total of &#36;1.5 million to settle government charges the companies violated advertising limits for children's television programming.
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LOS ANGELES  - An animated series is redrawing the lines of television mega-deals. The eye-popping $75 million pact announced Monday by Comedy Central and the creators of "South Park" may be the most prominent example of the Internet as a bona fide backend window alongside syndication and DVD. The duo of Matt Stone and Trey Parker will get a 50-50 ad split on digital platforms but not on television.