National Law Journal...engaged in a pattern of favoring its affiliates" — the Golf Channel and Versus, now known as the NBC Sports Network. Comcast is...
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Profile of Larry Boyd, general counsel for Ingram Micro Inc
...over the world, so an ability to work effectively via multiple communications channels and global time zones is imperative." Integreon is all...
...of amazing — a stroke victim with a paralyzed arm now playing golf, an Army colonel paralyzed from the chest down doing deep-knee bends...
...Both purchase programming from NBC and Comcast, which own channels including E! Entertainment and the Golf Channel. Dish CEO Charles Ergen in a...
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...the cited registration are in part identical, and that neither the trade channels nor the conditions of sale serve to distinguish them. The Board found...
Plenty of competition for the DOJ fraud section; House lawyers take a Deal; making the most of April Fools; a budding conservative battle over Liu; DC Bar elections loom; and lobbyists for Toyota com
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...as cable television operators or direct broadcast satellite providers, offer customers multiple channels of video programming, generally by subscription. From the 1940s when the first...
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