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Apple and Google are vying your go-to for Internet-delivered entertainment. Which one has the better chance of winning?
Then, Kevin Tsujihara talks about a better future for Time Warner and Warner Bros. in an interview with The New York Times. Is the DC vs. Marvel battle about to take a turn in Warner's favor?
Finally, Captain America: The Winter Soldier appears on track for an $90 million or better U.S. opening for Marvel Studios, while Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. suffers a ratings misfire. Is this still a net win for Walt Disney investors?
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