Audio cable biz pays $6M for Candlestick rights
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SAN FRANCISCO -- San Francisco renamed its most storied sports stadium &quot;Monster Park&quot; on Tuesday, with a Bay Area electronics cable company agreeing to pay at least $6 million for the naming rights to Candlestick Park.
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Music publishers and U.S. commercial radio station owners said on Monday they had agreed to a new &#36;1.7 billion deal to cover licensing rights for music played over radio airwaves or via radio station Web sites.
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The league signed a six-year extension of its Sunday afternoon CBS and FOX deals through 2011. The NFL will receive $8 billion in rights fees for the Sunday afternoon packages.
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The films Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and the latest Harry Potter helped take Pinewood Shepperton&#39;s half-year profits to a record Â£6.
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Is there profit in candle wax? Yes!
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Blog: Entertainment company says vendor breached terms of license agreement.
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The Jupitermedia Corporation, an Internet research company that also sells photos and art, agreed to pay $23 million for Mediabistro.com.
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By Hiawatha Bray, The Boston Globe  May 26--Stung by the backlash against increased royalties charged to  Internet broadcasters, the music industry this week offered to give small  online broadcasters a break.
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San Francisco&#39;s iconic Candlestick Park, the home of the San Francisco 49ers, was renamed Monster Park on Tuesday in a $US6 million deal with an electronics cable company.
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Dow Jones is set to announce that it will pay about $486 million for the parent company of CBS MarketWatch, a business news site.
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The European cable TV industry  increased revenues by 12 percent to 18.8 billion euros ($24.3  billion) in 2006 and has doubled in size since 2000, industry  group Cable Europe said on Tuesday.
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Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. on Monday  said it would to buy out the shareholders of its unit Fox  Entertainment Group Inc. in an exchange offer valued at roughly  $6 billion.
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A former Charter Communications Inc. executive left jobless when the nation's third-largest cable television provider eliminated his position without explanation last month will collect nearly &#36;600,000 in severance, the company announced Friday.
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TOM ELLIOTT, MM&amp;E CAPITAL: Well, the bid that received the most attention was London-based Xstrata&#39;s offer to buy WMC Resources, the old Western Mining, at $6.
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San Diego video-compression company, which has posted profits, sets share price for public offering at $12 to $14.
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Sony Pictures Classics has  paid a high six-figure sum for North American rights to Dutch  director Paul Verhoeven's World War II drama "Black Book."
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U.S. hedge and private equity firm Fortress Investment Group LLC  and other investors agreed to pay $6.1 billion for Penn National Gaming Inc.  in the latest sign of deal-making enthusiasm in the casino industry.