Several initiatives dealing with at-home television sets are in the works, as Google is working with Intel and Sony to bring Web-based offerings to TV sets. The technology will "serve as a platform for other developers to target in creating new programs," The Wall Street Journal reported. Meanwhile, eight movie studios and eight cable networks are partnering on a $30 million advertising campaign, "The Video Store Just Moved In," to promote video-on-demand services. Also in the news: - Hyatt is using humorous online videos as part of a campaign to encourage companies to start to hold corporate meetings at their hotels again.
- Marissa Shorenstein, press secretary to New York Governor David Paterson, is stepping down.
- ABC News is close to a deal with CNN's Christiane Amanpour for her to become the host of This Week.
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