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NFL Star Larry Johnson Released After Twitter Outrage: MediaBytes with Shelly Palmer November 10, 2009

from - blip.tv (beta) on November 10, 2009
Duration: 93

* Larry Johnson released from Kansas City Chiefs after Twitter outrage. * Murdoch says News Corp may ban WSJ from Google. * Yahoo sponsoring free Wi-Fi in Times Square * Sony to issue films on Blu-ray, Download before DVD. * Nokia recalling 14 million cell phone chargers. Read more at ShellyPalmer.com

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Headzup: Rupert Murdoch Wants To Hide From Google

from headzup on November 10, 2009
Duration: 61

CLICK TO WATCH HEADZUP.TV Mobile Satire For A Mobile Democracy HEADZUP ON THE NEWS: Fox News and News Corp's Rupert Murdoch talks about the interview where he claims that he plans to block and remove his newspapers, including the Wall Street Journal, the Sun and the Times, from the Google search engine. Read more about this at The Guardian website. Digg this story. FREE DAILY MOBILE DOWNLOADS: Visit www.headzup.tv using your cell phone and download Headzup video clips and share them with others as picture messages. SUBSCRIBE TO THE DAILY HEADZUP and get FREE daily "heads up" by email. DOWNLOAD TODAY'S HEADZUP and share them with your family and friends. YOUTUBE GALLERY Watch hundreds of the most popular, most recent, and most discussed Headzup clips on YouTube. FACEBOOK Join us on Facebook. TWITTER Free mobile videos by following us on Twitter. copyright, 2009 - Headzup Entertainment

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Rupert threatens Google: Who comes out on top?

from recent posts - blip.tv (beta) on November 09, 2009
Duration: 376

Rupert Murdoch, owner of Fox News, the Wall Street Journal, Times of London, and essentially the publishing world, says he's going to pull all content from Google in an effort to curb the "theft" that the world's biggest search engine allegedly creates. Does the man have a point, or is he pointlessly behind the times? We ask Andrew Nusca from ZDNet, and Stuart Miles from Pocket-Lint. Distributed by Tubemogul.

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