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Fox, NBC, CBS Sue Dish Network Over Ad-Free Service

Fox, NBC, CBS Sue Dish Network Over Ad-Free Service

May 25 (Bloomberg) -- News Corp.’s Fox Broadcasting Co., Comcast Corp.’s NBCUniversal and CBS Corp. sued Dish Network Corp., alleging that their copyrights are infringed by Dish’s PrimeTime Anytime video-on-demand service that allows viewers to watch network programs commercial-free. Bloomberg's Gigi Stone reports. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Fox, NBC, CBS Sue Dish Network Over Ad-Free Service May 25 (Bloomberg) -- News Corp.’s Fox Broadcasting Co., Comcast Corp.’s NBCUniversal and CBS Corp. sued Dish Network Corp., alleging that their copyrights are infringed by Dish’s PrimeTime Anytime video-on-demand service that allows viewers to watch network programs commercial-free. Bloomberg's Gigi Stone reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
SpaceX's Ship Docks at International Space Station Elon Musk's SpaceX docked a supply ship at the International Space Station in a breakthrough for commercial space travel
U.S. Manufacturing Having Comeback, Levkovich Says Surveillance 5/25: Tobias Levkovich, chief U.S. equity strategist at Citigroup Inc., talks about the outlook for the U.S. economy, corporate balance sheets and markets
Cohen: Anything Can Happen and Usually Does Andy Cohen, Bravo's executive vice president of development and talent discusses his career, and his new book, "Most Talkative." TONIGHT on Charlie Rose @ 7p & 10p ET on Bloomberg Television.
Curt Schilling’s 38 Studios Cut Off by Rhode Island May 25 (Bloomberg) -- Former Boston Red Sox pitching star Curt Schilling’s 38 Studios LLC game-making company won’t get more financial help from Rhode Island, according to Governor Lincoln Chafee. Deirdre Bolton reports on Bloomberg Television's "In The Loop." (Source: Bloomberg)
Facebook's IPO Flop Is Decade's Worst After 5 days of trading, Facebook's IPO is officially the biggest flop in a decade
Protesters Rally at Amazon Shareholders Meeting More than 100 protesters gathered outside Amazon.com Inc.'s annual shareholders meeting in Seattle to air grievances about the company's treatment of warehouse workers, tax practices and political donations
Buffett: Free News Is Unsustainable Warren Buffett, whose Berkshire Hathaway Inc. struck a deal this month to acquire 63 newspapers, said he may buy more publications as the industry rethinks whether to offer free content on the Internet
Why Are Networks Moving TV Shows to Fridays? May 25 (Bloomberg) -- Gigi Stone reports on the move by Networks to move established TV shows to Fridays to take advantade of DVR viewing. She speaks on Bloomberg Television's "Bloomberg West." (Source: Bloomberg)
Tiffany Earnings Miss Analyst Estimates Luxury jewelry maker earns $0.64 per share in 1Q, the company cut its sales outlook for the year
What's Next for Aging HP and Dell? May 23 (Bloomberg) -- Sheila Dharmarajan reports on personal computer makers. She speaks on Bloomberg Television's "Inside Track." (Source: Bloomberg)
Which Companies Are Most Exposed to Oil? On today's "Insight & Action" Adam Johnson looks at companies at risk for lower oil prices
HP Sees Profit Below Estimates, 27,000 Jobs Cuts Hewlett-Packard third-quarter profit missed analysts' estimates on slumping demand and said it will cut 8 percent of its staff
DOD Cybersecurity Contracts Total $1.8 Billion May 23 (Bloomberg) -- Jason Wilson, a federal business intelligence analyst with Bloomberg Government, and Bulb Security LLC Chief Executive Officer Georgia Weidman discusses Department of Defense spending on cybersecurity, opportunities for contractors and the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency's Cyber Fast Track Program. Wilson outlines his findings in a Bloomberg Government Study, "Trends in the $1.8 Billion Market for Defense Cybersecurity." (Source: Bloomberg)
Titans at the Table: Chicago Power Players May 23 (Bloomberg) -- Join Betty Liu for a slice at Gino's East along with Chicago's tough-talking mayor, Rahm Emmanuel, fundraiser and businesswoman, Penny Pritzker, Chicago Su Times owner and Chairman, Michael Ferro, and Jim Reynolds, head of Loop Capital, for a distinctly Chicago take on partisan battles, the election, and what they're doing to increase jobs and innovation in the windy city. Watch Titans at the Table, Friday, June 1st at 10P ET.
Facebook's IPO Faces More Scrutiny The SEC and FINRA may take a closer look at the flawed IPO and Facebook's underwriter's
Google CEO: Facebook Holding Users 'Hostage' BWest 5/22: Bloomberg's Jon Erlichman reports on Google CEO Larry Page's opinion on Facebook's firewalls
Page on What is Google X? Google CEO Larry Page sits down with Charlie Rose to discuss the company's Google X laboratory efforts. Video courtesy Charlie Rose.
Facebook's Not So Friendly Wall Street Debut May 22 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Sara Eisen reports on Facebook's tumultuous first two days of trading. She speaks on Bloomberg Television's "Inside Track."
General Motors Is `Work in Progress,' Cole Says May 21 (Bloomberg) -- David Cole, chairman emeritus for the Center for Automotive Research, talks about the outook for General Motors Co. and the company’s advertising cutbacks. Cole speaks with Mark Crumpton on Bloomberg Television’s “Bottom Line.” (Source: Bloomberg)
Eco Energy's Mor Says Oil May Fall Further Amit Mor, chief executive officer of Eco Energy Ltd., talks about the outlook for oil prices amid political tensions in Iran
Pfizer Recalls Drugs Over Odor; Stocks Fall (Video) May 21 (Bloomberg) -- Jane King summarizes the top stories this morning on the Bloomberg Business Report. (Source: Bloomberg)
Dimon's Challenge as JPMorgan Loss May Widen May 18 (Bloomberg) -- In today's "Movers & Shakers" Bloomberg's Betty Liu reports that JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon faces new challenges as the company's losses from derivatives trading may widen to $5 billion according to the Wall Street Journal. She speaks on Bloomberg Television's "In The Loop."
Facebook to Open Trading at $38 Per Share Facebook is now valued more than every S&P 500 member except Amazon and Equity Residential
Facebook Could Be Used as Platform for Transactions May 18 (Bloomberg) -- Eileen Burbidge, a partner at Passion Capital, discusses Facebook Inc.'s initial public offering and revenue opportunities. She speaks with Maryam Nemazee on Bloomberg Television's "The Pulse." (Source: Bloomberg)

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