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While incompetent bosses like Michael Scott and Andy Bernard typically can’t survive in the workplace, office romances are a very real part of corporate culture.
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Will people pay for something that they previously received for free?
CEO Les Moonves is joining Fox in making this threat in their battle with upstart Aereo. That would cost the Tiffany Network big bucks.
'All My Children' and 'One Life to Live' are back with original episodes on Hulu. This could be a model that spreads.
Looking for a hit that will set it apart, the ailing network is turning to 'The Million Second Quiz,' which will run all day for 12 days.
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