Julia Boorstin

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Jeffrey Katzenberg says "I can't imagine a world where you'd pay $100 for a movie ticket, but I think I'll expand my imagination," $DWA
Netflix's biggest content deal yet: 300 hrs of original DreamWorks programming. $NFLX $DWA cnbc.com/id/100820301

Netflix Strikes Largest Original Content Deal Ever

cnbc.com — Netflix has struck its largest original content deal ever, investing further in kids' content with new original series from DreamWorks Animation. It's a multi-year deal for exclusive access to over 300 hours of programming, starting in 2014. And the deal is global, covering all Netflix's territories.
Lucas makes a hasty exit as Spielberg and I start to talk shop. fb.me/M4eMDuFJ

Timeline Photos | Facebook

facebook.com — Lucas makes a hasty exit as Spielberg and I start to talk shop.
Man of Steel brings in $21 million from Thursday: $9m from midnight shows, $12m from corporate group screenings. $TWX #manofsteel
RT @MediaREDEF: Justice Department Probing Internet TV Interference (Report) bit.ly/153BmOg

Justice Department Probing Internet TV Interference (Report)

hollywoodreporter.com — The United States Justice Department is investigating whether cable and satellite distributors are illegally interfering with efforts by companies like Intel to launch virtual cable networks, according to a report in The New York Times .
The Today Show picked up my interview with Spielberg and Lucas! fb.me/1mtfpNVJN

Spielberg, Lucas warn of Hollywood ‘implosion’

today.com — Video on Today: Legendary directors Steven Spielberg and George Lucas spoke about the future of the movie industry during a panel at the University of Southern California, warning that the failure of mega-budget movies will change the movie industry paradigm. E!'s Jason Kennedy reports.
Steven Spielberg: Film Industry Implosion Lies Ahead fb.me/6kNntzycG

Steven Spielberg: Film Industry Implosion Lies Ahead

nbr.com — Steven Spielberg and George Lucas, two of the biggest filmmakers of all time, expect some massive upheaval in Hollywood as the division between TV and film content disappears. Spielberg even forecast that the film industry would "implode."

Steven Spielberg: Film Industry Implosion Lies Ahead

nbr.com — Steven Spielberg and George Lucas, two of the biggest filmmakers of all time, expect some massive upheaval in Hollywood as the division between TV and film content disappears. Spielberg even forecast that the film industry would "implode."
News Corp's CFO David Devoe will retire after the companies split, will be replaced by deputy John Nallen $NWS
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