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Media & Entertainment - February, 2010

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• Six Flags Creditors Balk At Revised $620M Claim
• Kohl Queries NBC Over Online Olympics Offerings
• Ozzy's Suit Over Black Sabbath Name Stays On Rails
• Sirius XM Seeks To Strip State Antitrust Claims
• Ambac 1, Patriots 0 In Bond Insurance Dispute
• Station Casinos Poised to File Reorganization Plan
• US Objects To Freedom Ch. 11 Plan On Tax Grounds
• The Financial Case For Law Firm Branding
• NBC, Comcast Execs Fight Experts' Doubts About Deal
• Marketing Firm Hits Rival With $20M Secrets Suit
• Judge Won't Toss Challenge To Copyright Royalty Board
• Judge OKs Haights Cross Ch. 11 Plan After 6 Weeks
• White Birch Latest Casualty In Newsprint Business
• Salinger's Death May Spur More Copyright Litigation
• Rest Of Copyright Suit Over Beatles Photos Gets Boot
• NFL Linebacker Sacks Counterclaim In Contract Suit
• Pension Funds Try To Revive Charter Securities Action
• Game Nearly Over As Midway Files Liquidation Plan
• IGT Seeks To Toss Antitrust Claims In Bally IP Suit
• Court KOs Boxer's Appeal Of Promoter's Contract Win
• Enough Talking, Six Flags Noteholders Say
• Guitar Hero Maker Faces False Patent Marking Suit
• Ex-MSG Prez Looks To Revive $23M YES Network Suit
• GoldLantern Barred From Using Skullcandy Cell Phone IP
• 5th Circ. Rules For AT&T In 'Triple Play' Antitrust Suit
• Beal Bank, Icahn Fight Trump-Backed Plan
• Boxer Settles Contract Dispute With Don King
• Reader's Digest Sheds 75% Of Debt Through Ch. 11
• AbitibiBowater Unit Dismissed From Ch. 11 Case
• EA Appeals Nondismissal Of Athletes' Licensing Suit
• Hulu Strikes Deal In Quito Web Media Patent Spat
• Opponents Face Off Over Google Books Deal
• Navx Accuses Google Of Abusing Dominant Position
• Implications Of Starr V. BMG Music
• Fee Examiner Appointed In Chicago Sun-Times Ch. 11
• Racetrack Owner Magna Files Reorganization Plan
• Tropicana Debtors Blame Ruin On Ex-CEO
• SABMiller, Gold Reef Resorts Plan $2B Casino Merger
• Disney Settles With Actus Over Electronic Payment IP
• Judge Reopens 'Monster In Law' Copyright Suit
• Reader's Digest Sheds UK Unit To Hasten Ch. 11 Exit
• Six Flags Noteholders Renew Push For Their Plan
• Google Books Deal Set For Heated Fairness Hearing
• Redbox Agrees To Delay DVD Rentals In Warner Deal
• PE Firm Moves To Boot Six Flags Execs From Ch. 11
• UK To Review OK Of Ticketmaster-Live Nation Merger
• DirecTV Merger Burned Liberty Shareholders: Suit
• Tribune Creditors Attack Bid For Examiner
• Microsoft Deal Still Secret In Thumbnail Copyright Spat
• Apple, Sirius Lose Bid To Transfer MP3 Patent Suit
• Google Defends Book Settlement Ahead Of Hearing
• NYC Club Stiffed Exotic Dancers On Wages: Suit
• Beatty's Dick Tracy Suit Survives Tribune Dismissal Bid
• Magna Seeks Approval Of Md. Racetracks Sale
• Satellite Radio IP Suit Survives Sirius Bid To Dismiss
• Media Union Asks NLRB To Reconsider Dana Decision
• Fred Meyer Defends Movie Gallery Lockout
• Porn Site Wants Microsoft IP Deal Kept Under Wraps
• Disney Expert Allowed In 'Little Miss' Trademark Suit
• CME Venture To Buy 90% Of Dow Jones Indexes
• MGM, Fox Seek Sanctions In 'Raging Bull' Rights Suit
• Suit Says Jillian Michaels' Diet Aid Doesn't Hold Weight
• Penton Files Prepack Ch. 11 To Resolve Loan Debts
• OFT Gives OK To Ambassador-Live Nation Theater Deal
• Random House Faces Trademark Suit Over Adult Games
• Racing Groups Saddle Magna With $2.6M In Claims
• Aurelius Contests Sealing Of Tribune Creditors' Suit
• Universal Says Bob Marley Antitrust Suit Belongs In UK
• Ch. 11 Filing Imminent For Penton Media
• New Suit Begs Hef To Put Business Above Blondes
• Movie Gallery Blasts Fred Meyer Over Locked Stores
• Yahoo Settles In Zamora Web Radio Patent Suit
• 2 More Speakers Added To Google Books Hearing
• Athletes' Licensing Fight Survives NCAA's Bid To Toss
• Dish To Pay TiVo $5.8M In Attys' Fees In IP Suit
• EA To Pay Circuit City $5.2M To Settle Resale Dispute
• Fontainebleau Loses Appeal Attempt In Lender Fight
• Judge Trims Damages In Yahoo, Microsoft Music Suit
• Reuters Wrongly Cut Pay, Muzzled Tweets: Union
• Houghton Wants $20M Suit Over Unit Sale Tossed
• Philly News Lenders Escape 2019 Disclosure
• Station Casinos Balks At Quinn Emanuel Fee Request
• Revised Google Books Deal Still Needs Work: DOJ
• Comcast CEO Defends NBC Merger To Skeptical Sens.
• ISP Didn't Infringe Studios' Copyrights: Australian Court
• Court Frees $50M, OKs Advisers In Movie Gallery Ch. 11
• Greenberg Traurig Opens San Francisco Office
• MLB Hits Upper Deck With Baseball Card Trademark Suit
• Stiff Competition Pushes Movie Gallery Back To Ch. 11
• TiVo Adds Verizon Affiliates To DVR Patent Suit
• Foxwoods Pact Couldn't Happen Under EFCA: Atty
• Tribune Creditors Move To Challenge 2007 Buyout
• Judge Urges $6.6M In Usenet File-Sharing Damages
• Freedom Stay Modified To OK Paper Carrier Deal
• Redstone, Midway Board Dodge Fiduciary Breach Claims
• Improved Capital Markets Help Muzak Exit Ch. 11
• DOJ Mulls Options In College Football Controversy
• UK Pension Issue Stalls Reader's Digest Ch. 11 Exit
• News Corp. Cuts $500M Deal Over Coupon Suits