Comcast Corp (CMCSA)

i have high hopes for comcast! :)

this company is..risky. one minute you'll gain a ton and the next you'll be losing money.

Will Kourtney finally leave Scott? Is Khloe leaving the reality show? Season two of "Kourtney & Khloe Take Miami" premieres on June 13th on E! (CMCSA). The season begins when Kourtney gets into a massive fight with her baby daddy Scott Disick because he's going out and partying every single night even though he has a newborn at home. Throughout the season, Khloe struggles with life in Miami because she misses her hubby Lamar Odom and leaves Kourtney behind to fly back home. Kim comes to Kourtney's rescue in Miami. Well, the Kardashian girls are taking over the network. Will you tune in the 13th?

Comcast is a great corporation, however, they really need to expand the regions in which the offer service so that consumers who live in more rural areas aren't limited to weaker, less reliable companies such as DirecTv or Dish Network.

Tori Spelling is coming to Daytime TV. She has a new gig. ABC (DIS) thinks Spelling would make an awesome talk show host, so they're creating one for her. The program, which is in the very early stages of development, would feature Spelling and a male co-host. She already stars in her own reality show on Oxygen, owned by NBC universal which is jointly owned by General Electric (GE) and Comcast (CMCSA), with husband Dean McDermott, Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood. Would you watch Tori Spelling???s talk show? Or is this too much for the mother of two?

Despite rumors that Kim Kardashian would not be returning to reality TV, she will be returning to E!, owned by Comcast (CMCSA) for the 5th season of Keeping Up With theKardashians. The fourth season finale, in which Kourtney Kardashian gave birth to baby Mason, broke E! records with more than 4.8 million viewers. They broke their own record, which was set at the fourth season premiere, where 4.1 million viewers tuned in. The Kardashians are currently filming season and it is unknown when it will debut. In the meantime, you can prepare for your next Kardashian fix this June when Kourtney and Klhoe Take Miami returns for a second season. Are you a fan of these shows?

A major shakeup appears to be in the works for NBC's late-night lineup. After weeks of gossip, its official, NBC (CMCSA) is canceling The Jay Leno Show effective Feb. 12th. Leno fans, no need to fear???he???s not leaving the network, just the timeslot. Leno is being pulled from prime time and going back to late night. The reason for the change is that the late night ratings have decreased in the past three months after Leno???s move to prime time. Hosts Conan O'Brien and Jimmy Fallon would each have their shows pushed back accordingly. There has been no decision made as to whether or not Leno would host The Tonight Show or O???Brien will remain the host. What do you think of NBC???s game of late night musical chairs?

There???s clearly no escape from reality TV???now it???s coming to the Internet. The people who brought American Idol to TV are now bringing reality singing to the net. This new venture, called ???If I Can Dream,??? is expected to start in February and air exclusively on Hulu, a joint venture of NBC (CMCSA), Fox (NWS) and Disney (DIS). The production company announced marketing and advertising deals with MySpace (NWS), Clear Channel Radio (CCO), Pepsi (PEP) and Ford Motor Company (F) for the project. The show will follow the lives of five aspiring actors and musicians who move to Hollywood in search of stardom. Their daily activities will be shown live on a Web site, IfICanDream.com, and they will communicate with viewers via blog posts and social networks. What do you think? Will you watch the reality-web show? Or is it a crazy idea?

this company goes up and down alot becareful.

Warner Music Group (WMG) has teamed up with the online video and show streamer Hulu, jointly owned by NBC Universal, in which a controlling stakes will be acquired by Comcast (CMCSA), News Corp. (NWS) and Disney (DIS). The partnership will feature a roster of artist talent from labels like Atlantic Records, Warner Bros. and Rhino Records. Warner Music will provide music videos, live concerts, interviews and rare behind-the-scenes footage for artist pages featured on the online video site. The alternative rock band, Muse is the first to have a page stocked with music videos and live performances. The deal also calls for artist pages for Jason Mraz and Paramore to be launched in 2010, with more WMG artists to follow in the New Year. Hulu is the first and only video streaming site to reach a deal with Warner Music Group and already has a deal with EMI group (privately held)???so two down, two major labels to go. Do you think you these stocks will soar with hulu on under their wing?