The Denver Business Journal (Free subscription) | 20/11/2008
Liberty Media Corp. board chairman John Malone bought 1 million shares of stock in his company’s online commerce division in recent days, spending $2.9 million for the shares in two purchases, according to regulatory filings. (LINTA)
Advertising Age - Digital (Free subscription) | yesterday
... the split of IAC into five separately traded companies, which itself was delayed by litigation by John Malone and Liberty Media over the structure of the spun-off entities. Shortly after that Diller emerged victorious from that suit, the economy started to tank. In October, Diller said IAC would shed some underperforming businesses. "We're sitting around here now saying we're going...
Denver Post (Free subscription) | 26/11/2008
Douglas County-based Liberty Media will unwind part of an equity collar in DirecTV Group to repay debt. The collar is a contract reached in April under which Liberty chairman John Malone sold the right to reap any gains in his 52 percent interest in DirecTV above $28.33 a share in exchange for a guarantee that the bank involved in the deal would absorb any losses if the satellite- TV...
Forbes (Free subscription) | 25/11/2008
Will John Malone's cable empire make a play for the beleaguered Web portal?
games (Free subscription) | 25/11/2008
In the mid-eighties, from my perch as a VP of the Merrill Lynch Media Mergers and Acquisition Group, I watched John Malone, Barry Diller and Sumner Redstone act like three ADHD moguls with too much access to easy money. They acquired and disposed of media companies with a kind of random sensibility and eventually wound up with three conglomerates (Liberty Media, IAC and Viacom) that had...
Reuters (Free subscription) | 13/11/2008
... of QVC's U.S. workforce.QVC is owned by Liberty Media Corp, which is controlled by cable pioneer John Malone.Liberty Media shares closed at $3.46, down 8 percent, on Nasdaq, and barely changed in after-hours trading.(Reporting by Jennifer Martinez; editing by Richard Chang)
PR News Wire (Free subscription) | 12/11/2008
... selected by MrTed to deliver our complete job board management services on SmartRecruiters," said John Malone, president and chief executive officer at eQuest. "As eQuest continues to aggressively expand its footprint in all areas of the interactive recruitment community, a partnership with MrTed enables us to offer SMB customers many of our new technologies and services normally...
Love the Mac (Free subscription) | 05/11/2008
... EHF - Wait for It, Pacific Telecommunication Council: 007, State Department on Space Policy, John Malone in Space, Large Millimeter Telescope, The Very Very Large Array, Software Radios in Space, Antartic Communications, Eutelsat HotBird 8 Swarming UAVs, Robot Space Combat, Middle East Telecom and Antennas In Space. [...] [The Apple Blog] : My 4 year old powerbook is getting pretty...
MaldivianDigital® :: Forum (Free subscription) | 05/11/2008
... could be of interest to a strategic investor such as Liberty Global, owned by US cable mogul John Malone. Source: Rapid TV News 2008
MaldivianDigital® :: Forum (Free subscription) | 30/10/2008
John Malone's various Denver-based Liberty' operations unveiled their Q3 results. Numbers covered Liberty Media, Liberty Capital, Liberty Interactive and Liberty Entertainment. CEO Greg Maffei...
The Right Coast (Free subscription) | 29/10/2008
This statement by John Malone about media bias has gotten a lot of play. Of course, one can easily find evidence of bias just by reading the newspaper. Tonight, I looked at the New York Times website. On a day...
Breakout Performance (Free subscription) | 28/10/2008
From TheStreet.com By Eric Jackson 10/28/08 - 11:17 AM EDT About 10 days ago, Liberty Media ( LINTA Quote - Cramer on LINTA - Stock Picks ) Chairman John Malone sold $18 million worth of stock in Liberty Global ( LBTYA Quote - Cramer on LBTYA - Stock Picks ), a video and broadband service provider catering to Japan, Europe and Chile. Although Liberty Global's stock price is down 55%...
The Street (Free subscription) | 28/10/2008
Until this company simplifies its corporate structure and explains the extent of its currency exposure, investors should follow John Malone's lead and stay away.
