Morning Agenda: What Makes a Mogul
Date: 28 April 2015
By DEALBOOK
Dealbook
What Makes a Mogul | Uncertain Impact of a Greek Default | Mylan Rebuffs Teva’s $40 Billion Offer | Renowned Bankruptcy Lawyer Dies
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Morning Agenda: Comcast’s Ambitions Likely to Remain Intact
Date: 27 April 2015
By DEALBOOK
Dealbook
Comcast’s Ambitions Likely to Remain Intact | Applied Materials and Tokyo Electron Abandon Merger | Grim Portrait of 2010 Law School Graduates | Long Trial Ahead for Former Dewey Lawyers
As Boardroom Struggle Ends, Volkswagen Looks to the Future
Date: 27 April 2015
By JACK EWING
Jack EWING
News Analysis: defeat of Ferdinand Piech by chief executive Martin Winterkorn as chairman of Volkswagen, biggest carmaker in Europe, has many questioning future of automaker, which is facing slim profits; Riech, while obsessive and difficult, also brought company from brink of bankruptcy in early 1990s.
Google Reaches Out to European Publishers, With $165 Million in Hand
Date: 28 April 2015
By MARK SCOTT
Mark SCOTT
Google’s efforts come less than two weeks after the European Commission filed antitrust charges against the company and before new potential problems for the company in Europe.
Effort by Japan to Stifle News Media Is Working
Date: 27 April 2015
By MARTIN FACKLER
Martin FACKLER
Japanese television commentator Shigeaki Koga's announcement that network executives have removed him due to his criticism of government focuses attention on Prime Min Shinzo Abe's aggressive tactics in silencing media criticism; journalists and experts say Abe has gone further than his predecessors in trying to control media and has had chilling impact on media coverage.
A Complex Self-Portrait of Africa
Date: 28 April 2015
By PHILIP B. RICHARDSON
Philip
A prizewinning Nigerian photographer has devoted himself to documenting his nation’s social and political growth, offering an alternative narrative to the usual story of Africans as victims.
Packed Field Stokes Competition for Digital Ad Dollars
Date: 27 April 2015
By SYDNEY EMBER
Sydney EMBER
Thirty-three Internet companies will host events at Digital Content NewFronts in New York in attempt to lure lucrative advertising dollars away from television; $68.5 billion in advertising was spent in 2014 on television programming but amount spent on digital video ads increased to $5.8 billion in United States and is expected to grow to $12.8 billion by 2018.
Journalists Facing Biggest Threats in Recent Times, Advocacy Group Says
Date: 28 April 2015
By RICK GLADSTONE
Rick GLADSTONE
Report by press advocacy group Committee to Protect Journalists finds that rise of criminal gangs and militant extremists who kidnap and kill reporters, as well as related government repression in name of counterterrorism, have created enormous threat to journalism worldwide.