Oscars: Where to Watch Around the World; Mobile World Congress in Barcelona: Key Take-Aways; Ukraine’s Biggest Film Studio Taken Over by Political Activists
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Oscars: Where to Watch Around the World
London's Soho House has an invitation-only Oscar party for Academy members Sunday night, while fans in Hong Kong can enjoy the show amid a "free-flowing champagne brunch" at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel. | Read More
Mobile World Congress in Barcelona: 5 Take-Aways and Game Changers
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Viacom International Media Networks CEO Bob Bakish were among the industry crowd at the big annual event in Spain. | Read More
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Storming the facility in body armor and carrying clubs, the protestors accuse the studio's management of embezzlement and mismanagement. | Read More
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The German pay-TV operator books a net loss of $182 million on revenues of $2.12 billion in 2013. | Read More
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Sony to Sell Former Headquarters
The disposal will be the latest part of Sony's restructuring, following a $1.1 billion annual loss forecast. | Read More
China's Bona Film Group Swings to Fourth-Quarter Profit
The film producer and distributor, in which Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox owns a 19.9 percent stake, is currently looking for quota approval for "Nonstop" and "Pompeii." | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Friday, February 28, 2014 at 9:58 AM.

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