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Paul Thomasch

Position: Correspondent
Paul Thomasch has been the editor of MediaFile since early 2008. A 10-year veteran of Reuters, he has covered Enron's collapse, the California power crisis, the Sept 11 attacks, and the criminal trials of Martha Stewart, Frank Quattrone, and Bernie Ebbers, among other stories. He currently writes about the media business, concentrating on television and advertising. He is based in New York.

Articles

GE chief Immelt in Paris for Vivendi talks-WSJ November 25, 10:21pm EST 

NEW YORK, Nov 25 (Reuters) - General Electric Co <GE.N> Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey Immelt was in Paris on Wednesday in an effort to speed up talks to buy Vivendi SA's <VIV.PA> stake in NBC Universal, the Wall Street Journal reported. ...  Full Article 

UPDATE 2-TiVo loss matches expectations
AMD expects key business to be profitable in 2010
Comcast/NBC deal to have regulatory baggage--rival
More Disney shakeup as CFO, parks chief swap jobs
UPDATE 2-More Disney shakeup as CFO, parks chief swap jobs
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Blog Posts

Ad spending down 14 percent - but it's not getting worse!

Talk that advertising is stabilizing is really cold comfort considering the data show that spending in the second quarter sank a whopping 13.9 percent from a year ago.  Full Article | Comments [1] 

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The fall TV season, beyond Jay Leno

But there is more to the fall TV season than Jay Leno. The media buyers and planners over at RPA offer a useful road map to the season in a recent report.  Full Article 

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Apple's Steve Jobs steals the show

New colors, video camera, price cuts. Whatever. The Apple show belonged to Steve Jobs.  Full Article | Comments [7] 

Are advertisers giving Olympics the cold shoulder? | Comments [1]
Epix nears launch date -- more distribution deals coming?
Microsoft-Yahoo provide a closer look at ad deal | Comments [3]
What's hot (and what's not) in media - study | Comments [1]
Microsoft and Yahoo: The morning after | Comments [3]
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