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Crunch Time for Time Warner (Daily Beast)
Time Warner CEO Jeff Bewkes predicts that people will soon become accustomed to using a variety of technologies, both paid and free, to view movies, read magazines and newspapers, watch television and otherwise consume their favorite media.

Foreign Journalists Arrested in Tehran Crackdown (Times of London)
The Iranian regime has responded to mass protests in Tehran this week by implementing a crackdown on foreign journalists. Two Canadian, one Japanese and one Danish journalist are thought to have been arrested for "unauthorized reporting" on demonstrations Wednesday.

Must-Read TV: Ex-NBC Chief Warren Littlefield Penning Memoirs (The Wrap)
Former NBC Entertainment chief Warren Littlefield -- one of the architects of Must-See TV-- is writing his memoirs. Doubleday has bought the rights to the untitled tome, which Littlefield will pen with author/screenwriter T.R. Pearson. It's scheduled to be published in 2011.

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