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Disney Credits Internet for Revenue Bump; ratings slump on ABC was offset by higher ad rates and digital media revenues on ABC.com. (Silicon Alley Insider)
Dish Network to Offer PPV Movies in 1080p; satellite service says the offering will be “Blu-Ray disc quality,” but is that accurate, and will it run into bit-rate realities? (Bits Blog)
Google Eyeing a VC Arm? Speculation is high that the company will create an investment unit; till now the company has made numerous investments, including $5 million to Chinese P2P company Xunlei. (GigaOM)
McCain Re-Releases Copyright-friendly Obama Love; after being caught by Time Warner, McCain camp reposts its vid with instrumental music. (Newsweek)
YouTube Adds Language Support; new feature allows you to watch featured videos from Canada while navigating the site in French or another one of the 15 translations available. (YouTube Blog)
Caachi Launches Streaming Service; Watch NOW! offers a mix of free and for-pay independent film content. (Caachi)
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