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  • Mon Sep 18 2000 CMGI's iCast lays off 30 employees

    The entertainment site lays off more than 10 percent of its work force amid departmental changes aimed at future growth, a company spokesman says.

    Posted by Jim Hu

  • Thu Sep 7 2000 iCast laughs in face of Web entertainment woes

    At a time when online entertainment sites are stumbling or folding, the CMGI-owned company is planning to launch a site devoted to comedy on the Web.

    Posted by Jim Hu

  • Mon Mar 9 2009 Start-up Caustic targets ray tracing for graphics

    Founded by three engineers from Apple, Caustic Graphics promises to speed up the realistic renderings through a combination of chips and software.

    Posted by Jonathan Skillings

  • Fri Sep 8 2000 CMGI bets viewers will laugh at new site

    The Internet holding company is doubling down on its iCast Web entertainment bet, staking a new claim on Internet comedy even as some competitors are pulling their chips from the table.

    Posted by Jim Hu

  • Thu Nov 4 2004 At Yahoo, signs point to bigger media move

    The company's appointment of former TV executive Lloyd Braun highlights its entertainment ambitions.

    Posted by Jim Hu

  • Thu Jul 9 1998 Netscape turns on the charm

    The firm launches a glitzy movie studio campaign to push the consumer-oriented content on its Netcenter portal site.

    Posted by Paul Festa

  • Mon Mar 21 2005 Consumers groups to back P2P

    Posted by John Borland

  • Thu Mar 30 2006 YouTube: The talk of Tinseltown

    The video upload company is on everyone's lips at a gathering of entertainment and media companies.

    Posted by Greg Sandoval

  • Mon Jun 2 2008 Netflix is dead if it listens to Wall Street

    Digital distribution is coming whether investors like it or not. This is the worst time for the Web's No. 1 movie rental company to stand pat.

    Posted by Greg Sandoval

  • Thu Dec 21 2006 A force for change at Yahoo

    CFO Susan Decker will take on a key advertising role next year as the suddenly wobbly company looks to get back on firm ground.

    Posted by Stefanie Olsen and Elinor Mills

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