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Monday, May 12, 2008
ELSEWHERE AT CYNOPSIS ... CYNOPSIS DIGITAL - TODAY'S TOP STORY: The big social networking players have turned their attention toward a long-standing problem on the net usually referred to as data portability. MySpace was the first to announce a new set of tools that store all the usual profile info sites ask for then automatically transfer it to new sites you sign up for. A central, updateable interface will automatically share public profile data with Yahoo, eBay, Photobucket and Twitter. Not to be outdone, Facebook announced Facebook Connect, enabling third party sites like Digg to connect to user profiles, friends, photos, events etc. Participating web sites will also be able to allow users to log in and create accounts using their Facebook names and passwords. Full edition: CYN DIGITAL. (Or to listen to the Cynopsis Digital Podcast click here or subscribe to it at iTunes here .) CYNOPSIS KIDS - TODAY'S TOP STORY: "Hey You Guyyyys!" Sesame Workshop begins production in New York City this month on the new version of the K6-9 aimed reading readiness TV series, The Electric Company. The original incarnation of the series ran on Public Television stations in the 1970s. Still one of my favorite TV shows from when I was a kid. Full edition: CYN KIDS. CYNOPSIS INTERNATIONAL - TODAY'S TOP STORY: LA's Echo Bridge Entertainment inked its first licensing deal from the Alliance Atlantis International Distribution catalog with France's Canal J picking up 24 episodes of Degrassi: The Next Generation and 13 of Instant Star. MTV Spain and Portugal acquired the first three seasons of Instant Star (39 episodes) while Belgium's Vitaya took 51 of reality series Debbie Travis' Facelift. In Australia, ABC bought 20 episodes of the preschool series Lunar Jim. Full edition: CYN INTERNATIONAL.
Later - Cyn
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CW NETWORK and MY NETWORK TV Affiliate List This excel spreadsheet download is a full list of the local station affiliates of the CW Network and My Network TV .WHO AND/OR WHAT IS CYNOPSIS? Cynopsis is a free daily trade publication for the television industry that launched on April 2, 1997, as a simple internal memo. It is published by 530am ET each weekday morning. Today, we have four daily early morning editions - Cynopsis, Cynopsis: Kids, Cynopsis: International and Cynopsis: Digital sent via email to a combined total subscriber base of more than 100,000 in over 25 countries. The links on this home page can take to you all of the different editions of Cynopsis as well as their supporting ad sales media kits. You'll also find its easy to subscribe, unsubscribe or change your subscription by hovering the mouse over the Subscribe tab above. The daily Video Podcast is here and ready for you each morning by approx 7am, as are all the audio feeds. As always, holler if you need anything, and feel free to email your comments to us directly at . Later -
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