VIDEO: Tensions Remain High in Crimea

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Russia’s occupation of Crimea is building on non-military tracks as the new pro-Russian Ukrainian government has replaced commercial TV stations with state TV programming. Photo: AP.

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Tech at Night: Bitcoin sites continue to fall to thefts. A big Satellite TV bill is coming.

Started a new job officially this week, which means I personally have a new day to day schedule. This is going to be an adjustment. I’ll hopefully have a minimal disruption of Tech, but we’ll see at first.
Remember how Edward Snowden kept claiming that he was just protecting American privacy a…
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Here’s How Much TV America Watches Compared to the Rest of the World

The news: According to a recent study, television is more than just a pastime for Americans. It’s a way of life.
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has 34 member countries, including all of North America, Australia, much of Europe, Chile, Japan, Korea, Israel, and …
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VIDEO: American Shows Are Hot in China

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Netflix’s “House of Cards” is the most-watched U.S. television show on China’s online-video service Sohu. Michael Berry, a professor of contemporary Chinese culture at the University of California, Santa Barbara, tells Deborah Kan why American shows are gaining popularity in China.
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PBS returns millions to anti-pension crusader who funded TV series

Published time: February 15, 2014 04:01

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A member station within the Public Broadcasting Service announced Friday that it would return a $ 3.5 million grant to a former Enron executive who first provided the money to fund an anti-pension series.
WNET, the…
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PBS returns millions to anti-pension crusader who funded TV series

PBS returns millions to anti-pension crusader who funded TV series

Published time: February 15, 2014 04:01

AFP Photo / Frederick M. Brown

A member station within the Public Broadcasting Service announced Friday that it would return a $ 3.5 million grant to a former Enron executive who first provided the money to fund an anti-pension series.
WNET, the…
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PBS returns millions to anti-pension crusader who funded TV series

PBS returns millions to anti-pension crusader who funded TV series

Published time: February 15, 2014 04:01

AFP Photo / Frederick M. Brown

A member station within the Public Broadcasting Service announced Friday that it would return a $ 3.5 million grant to a former Enron executive who first provided the money to fund an anti-pension series.
WNET, the…
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PBS returns millions to anti-pension crusader who funded TV series

PBS returns millions to anti-pension crusader who funded TV series

Published time: February 15, 2014 04:01

AFP Photo / Frederick M. Brown

A member station within the Public Broadcasting Service announced Friday that it would return a $ 3.5 million grant to a former Enron executive who first provided the money to fund an anti-pension series.
WNET, the…
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PBS returns millions to anti-pension crusader who funded TV series

PBS returns millions to anti-pension crusader who funded TV series

Published time: February 15, 2014 04:01

AFP Photo / Frederick M. Brown

A member station within the Public Broadcasting Service announced Friday that it would return a $ 3.5 million grant to a former Enron executive who first provided the money to fund an anti-pension series.
WNET, the…
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PBS returns millions to anti-pension crusader who funded TV series

PBS returns millions to anti-pension crusader who funded TV series

Published time: February 15, 2014 04:01

AFP Photo / Frederick M. Brown

A member station within the Public Broadcasting Service announced Friday that it would return a $ 3.5 million grant to a former Enron executive who first provided the money to fund an anti-pension series.
WNET, the…
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PBS returns millions to anti-pension crusader who funded TV series