Industry Summits
Sirius CEO Karmazin dodges crisis, housework
NEW YORK (Reuters) - In his storied career as a media chief, Sirius XM Radio Inc CEO Mel Karmazin never had to stare failure head on -- until last year. Full Article | Video
China's YouTube wannabe eyes Nasdaq listing
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese video-sharing website Tudou is eyeing a Nasdaq listing in the next three years, as it aims to maintain its one-third share of a market that could be worth more than $1 billion by 2012, its chief executive said. Full Article
Game on for holiday blockbusters
Nov. 24 - With sales in a slump, the computer gaming industry is hoping blockbuster hits will save its holiday season. Play Video
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Disney in no hurry on Oprah decision
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Walt Disney Co can wait 12 to 15 months before deciding from among a "myriad" of possibilities on how to replace reigning daytime TV talk show queen Oprah Winfrey when she ends her show in 2011, said Disney/ABC Television Group President Anne Sweeney. Full Article | Video
Sirius XM reverse stock split if needed
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Sirius XM Radio Inc is prepared to engineer a reverse stock split to lift its stock price and avoid delisting from Nasdaq, but hopes its stock price will rise naturally, Chief Executive Mel Karmazin said on Monday. Full Article
Sirius XM CEO says holiday sales on target
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Holiday sales of Sirius XM Radio Inc's satellite radio players are so far matching its expectations, helped in part by an advertising blitz featuring footage of Elvis Presley and Michael Jordan. Full Article | Video
Spain's Prisa confident of creditor backing
LONDON (Reuters) - Spanish media group Prisa is working feverishly to restructure its debt and is "extremely confident" of the support of its creditor banks, as it concentrates on paying down nearly 5 billion euros ($7.5 billion) in loans. Full Article
Pearson CFO sees U.S. schools very tough in 2010
LONDON (Reuters) - British media group Pearson will continue to invest 8 percent of sales from its education business in new products through next year, which it expects to be a very tough year for U.S. school textbooks. Full Article
Antena 3 sees mergers taking at least 6 mos
LONDON (Reuters) - The long-awaited consolidation of the Spanish television market could take another 6 months to one year to materialize as the individual broadcasters hunt for the right deal, one of the most likely players said on Monday. Full Article
Sirius, Liberty could do WorldSpace deal
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Sirius XM Radio Inc could team up with Liberty Media Corp to take its satellite radio offerings global through a partnership with WorldSpace Inc , Chief Executive Mel Karmazin said on Monday. Full Article
Speakers
| Investment Outlook | Dec 8 - 10 | New York, London |
| Aerospace and Defense | Dec 14 - 16 | Washington, DC |
