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Media City: Inside the Industry is a weekly television show created by Center for Communication to explore and debate provocative and relevant media issues and inform aspiring media professionals on the latest developments in all fields of the ever-evolving industry.

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Shows from the Fall 2009 Season start January 13th on NYC TV!

Welcome to the Center or Communication Media News Area. Check back often to keep up with current affairs in the communications field.

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Google Preps Attack on Facebook, Twitter
Google is said to be preparing to expand Gmail to include social-networking features such as status updates and media sharing -- offerings similar to services from Facebook and Twitter. The Internet giant could announce the new Gmail feature as soon as this week.

CBS: Super Bowl Most Watched U.S. Show
CBS says the Super Bowl was seen by an estimated 106.5 million people, becoming the most-watched program in U.S. television history. The broadcast of the New Orleans Saints' victory over the Indianapolis Colts surpassed the 1983 season finale of "M*A*S*H."

Barnes & Noble: Nook in Stores by Midweek
Barnes & Noble's Nook e-reader will be available in most of its stores by Wednesday, ahead of Valentine's Day, ending weeks of delays. The device, which competes with Amazon's Kindle, had only been available for order on the retailer's Web site or at in-store kiosks.

Magazine Circulation Numbers Keep Falling
Magazine circulation is continuing to fall, according to preliminary data from the Audit Bureau of Circulation. Better Homes & Gardens is eclipsing Reader's Digest as the most purchased magazine in the United States. TV Guide is seeing the biggest decline.

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Edward Bleier, Senior Consultant and former President, Pay TV/Cable/Network Features, Warner Bros.

Tuesday, March 02, 2010 - Travel Media

If you love to write as much as you love to travel, and are confident you have something to offer, this is for you. T...

Wednesday, March 03, 2010 - Preview Screening: BROOKLYN'S FINEST

In BROOKLYN’S FINEST, Antoine Fuqua combines many of the same elements of TRAINING DAY, to strong effect. Tough and ...

Tuesday, March 16, 2010 - Digital Entrepreneurs 2.0
If you have what it takes, today’s digital environment offers new opportunities for tech savvy entrepreneurs. In 2010, ...

Each year, one-third of the Center's programs include on-site visits to a variety of media companies throughout New York City. Students get the opportunity to see first-hand how the company works and are able to speak one-on-one with creative executives, writers, producers, editors and much more. CHECK OUT OUR UPCOMING ON-LOCATIONS!