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OVERSEEN & OVERHEARD
WEB WAR...Google and Yahoo! have a group of activists on the war path. A coalition of 16 civil rights and rural advocacy groups is speaking out against a penitential online advertising partnership between the two Internet giants and is urging federal regulators to investigate the potential combination. The coalition includes the Black Leadership Forum (an umbrella group of 36 civil rights organizations, including the NAACP and the National Urban League) and the League of Rural Voters. The problem: The deal would is predicted to give the Google-Yahoo union almost 90 percent of the search advertising market and strengthen its influence over Internet users' access to information thereby potentially limiting new business opportunities on the Internet for African Americans. (Click here: Web War).
MISSING SUPER HERO?...We should have known something was up
HIP HOP HOLLYWOOD
HYP
E GETS NERDY...We've been waiting and wondering if famed video director Hype Williams might ever re-enter the cinema scene after the "Belly" scenario. Well, wonder no more. He's ba-a-a-a-ck. for the next Hype Williams (pictured) flick. The Belly revered, in-demand music video director has made a film about the hip hop super trio collection N.E.R.D.--you know, the group recording artist and multi-platinum producer Pharrell Williams fronts along with producing partner Chad Hugo of super production duo the Neptunes, and their partner Shay Haley. The untitled movie will hit theaters this December and is said to be a musical documentary of sorts. No word yet on the studio. Pharrell has been telling media folk it's like The Beatles' Hard Day's Night." So this we gotta see. Apparently the bad taste Hollywood supposedly left in Hype's mouth washed out after Belly's poor reception has wash out.EXECUTIVE MOVES
TV One N
ames Michelle Rice Executive VP, Affiliate Sales & MarketingMichelle Rice has been named executive vice president of affiliate sales and marketing of TV One. Rice joined TV One in January 2004 as vice president of distribution strategy and operations and in April 2005 was named senior vice president. Before joining TV One, she was Northeast regional vice president for affiliate relations and national accounts for iNDemand in New York. At iNDemand, she was responsible for affiliate sales and local marketing efforts in the Northeastern United States, including negotiating and implementing the company's affiliation agreements for carriage of pay-per-view, video-on-demand, event, and HD channels.
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The A-List is: Lauren Coleman, founder/co-publisher...Ann Brown, co-publisher...Melissa Ross, European correspondent...LeAnne Lindsay, contributor...Anthony Davis, contributor...Gil Robertson, contributor...Dan Williams, contributor...Jaleesa Brown, contributor...Clemetine Clarke, columnist

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