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Walt Disney’s Daughter, Diane Disney Miller, Dies
She was an inspiration for the original Disneyland theme park, which opened in Anaheim, Calif. in 1955
Forbes Magazine Tests Possible Sale
96-year-old publication is looking to sell for at least $400 million, Bloomberg reports
Comedy Nights and Party Supplies: How Local Video Stores Are Scrambling to Survive
Store owners have to think beyond rentals in a post-Blockbuster world
Reporting JFK’s Death: News, Tragedy, and Confusion, Decades Before Twitter
Real-time footage from Nov. 22, 1963 shows the fog of breaking news is no recent invention.
Today’s Trailer: Dr. Who: The Day of the Doctor
It’s packed with Doctors and spiffy effects
Netflix Used 10 Times More Than Amazon and Hulu Combined
Accounts for 31.6 percent of all downstream Internet traffic in North America during prime time hours
Larry King to Return to Radio
The former CNN host will air short news segments starting on Veterans Day
CBS’s Benghazi Apology: Sorry Is the Hardest, or At Least Slowest, Word
In an unfortunately familiar pattern, 60 Minutes walks back a report after first digging in and pushing back at critics.
White House to Respond to Jimmy Kimmel-Protest Petition
An online drive reached the 100,000 signature (over 30 days) needed for an official response
Anchor Says She’s in Rehab for Alcoholism
Elizabeth Vargas hopes to give others “the courage to seek help”
Katy Perry Knocks Justin Bieber From No. 1 Twitter Spot
46.48 million people can’t be wrong!
Time Warner Cable is the Loser in its Battle Against CBS
The cable giant lost 300,00 TV-service subscribers in the latest quarter