World Cup Tweets Outperform Summer Olympics, Suarez Loses Sponsor Over Biting Incident; China Film Bureau Boss Urges Industry to 'Prepare for War With Hollywood;' Five Films Condemned by North Korea
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World Cup: First Round Draws 300 Million Tweets, Double the Summer Olympics 2012 Tally
Argentina's Lionel Messi and Brazil's Neymar are the most mentioned players‎, Mario Balotelli gets the most retweets, and U.S. star Clint Dempsey has one of the most-tweeted moments of the tournament. | Read More
World Cup: Betting Firm Ends Luis Suarez Sponsorship Deal Over Biting Incident
German sportswear giant Adidas is also reviewing its relationship with the Uruguay star striker after FIFA banned him for months ‎following the incident during a game against Italy. | Read More
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The reclusive nation has officially declared the Seth Rogen and James Franco film "an act of war," but it's not the first time it's had an extreme response to a Hollywood movie. | Read More
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Directed by Spain's Alex de la Iglesia, the documentary's credits read like a who's who of soccer stardom. | Read More
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World Cup: Argentina's Win Against Nigeria Tops 2014 Ratings
The match peaked at 44.4 points and over 80 percent share in public television, making it the most popular TV broadcast of 2014 in Argentina. | Read More
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The international television market, held this year in Prague after 23 years in Budapest, sees an uptick in business as the region's economy improves. | Read More
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South Korea's Spackman Entertainment Group Plans Singapore IPO
The production group behind "Snowpiercer" seeks to expand its international scope by becoming the first of its kind in Korea to get a listing on the Singapore Exchange. | Read More
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The company's profit was down due to costs from launching Relativity joint venture in the U.S. | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Friday, June 27, 2014 at 10:08 AM.

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