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Public Knowledge, which is all for strong privacy laws, wants to make sure state attempts to do so aren't foreclosed by federal legislation. Reacting to Sen. Marco Rubio's introduction this week of the American Data Dissemination (ADD) Act, the group said Thursday (Jan. 17) that it was an ...

Bob Klingle, 62, veteran TV sales and management executive, died of prostate cancer Jan. 14 in Scotttsdale, Ariz., according to WHAS-TV Louisville, Ky., where Klingle was general manager from 2000 to 2007, and information supplied by his family. Klingle began his career with ad agency ...

Despite growth in subscribers, Netflix reported lower fourth quarter earnings, but forecast that profit margins would grow next year. Global subscribers rose 26% to 139.26 million from 110.64 million a year. It added a record 8.84 subscribers since third quarter, including 1.5% in the U.S. Netflix ...

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