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U.S. judge says Internet streaming service should be treated like cable

July 17, 2015 publisher broadcasters, cable-provider, cable-system, china, copyright, courts, district-judge, internet, judge-ruled, match-feature, meets-the-law, nation, programs, ruling, york

By Andrew Chung NEW YORK (Reuters) – A U.S. judge ruled on Thursday that online television service FilmOn X LLC should be treated like a traditional cable system in order to transmit the programs of the nation's broadcasters over the Internet. The ruling, coming as consumer TV-watching habits are increasingly migrating to the Internet, is the first to first to view a streaming service like a cable provider and could have major implications for broadcasters if it is upheld by higher courts.

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Bullish options bets on Google set to pay off big

July 16, 2015 creative after-the-bell, broadcasters, calls-on-google, china, copyright, earnings, heavily-traded, meets-the-law, over-the-last, programs, ruling, shares, shares-rising, the-shares, were-unusually

Some bullish bets on Google Inc’s shares, placed ahead of its second-quarter results on Thursday, look set to reap big profits with the shares up 9.5 percent in trading after the bell. Headed into the earnings report, trading in Google’s call options, usually used for bullish bets on the shares, were unusually active. Calls on Google shares rising above $600, $620 and $630 by Friday were among the most heavily traded Google options contracts over the last two days.

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Amazon says Prime Day orders beat last year’s Black Friday

July 16, 2015 admin amazon, colorado, copyright, earnings, freshly-delivered, golden, held-the-one, meets-the-law, million-items, programs, record-high, said-customers, shares-touched

(Reuters) – Amazon.com Inc said customers ordered 34.4 million items worldwide during its highly publicized Prime Day sale, breaking the record set by last year's Black Friday sale.

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Google wins dismissal of Android privacy lawsuit

July 16, 2015 publisher battery, copyright, golden, judge-paul, plaintiffs, record-high, said-customers, the-plaintiffs

Google Inc won the dismissal of a lawsuit by Android users who said the company violated its own privacy policy by disclosing their names, email addresses and account locations to third parties without permission, to boost advertising revenue.

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