"Well, I like APLUS, we have to save him back to the right path." Little Bronfman nodded, "For his good."
"My fault, I was too tolerant to him before." Doug Morris held the pot.
"Boss, we are close to taking Lengshan. If it goes well, we can sign in the afternoon." Ron Meyer, president of Universal Pictures, also called to announce the good news at this time. "I publicly cursed APLUS for a meal haha. Seriously, I I've been holding this kid for a long time. In fact, the last time he and Ovitz got involved, I wanted to scold him. At that time, the Catherines and Mr. Geffen were with me, and they all tactfully accused APLUS."
"Tactfully, haha...Don't be like Ron, save it." Little Bronfman laughed.
"Yes, save, I'm really angry, my fault. Daniel Glass, the former president of SBK Records, president of Sony Columbia Records, and chairman of the RIAA Copyright Dispute Committee, doesn't pretend, he belongs to the APLUS group and ran to We jumped up and down in Hollywood to fight for the cold mountain... They used to work together to make Sony Columbia Records scorched, but Universal is not Sony, they are not used to them here!" Ron Meyer said.
"Right? I have seen that guy has a problem."
"He was also a close friend of Doug Morris."
"Huh?"
Little Bronfman glanced at Doug Morris in front of him. "Alright, that's it? Anyway, I'll wait for your good news, before the close?"
"I try my best!"
"Have you called Daniel? Just do your best, Sloan, you and I haven't failed much, haha? We are perfect partners."
Song Ya, who lives on the other side of the ocean, also began to receive phone calls and bombardments. Most of them were told by Yeremov and other Hollywood people who suddenly cursed themselves. The American music website was picked up by Universal to show it to the public. Smell the direction of the wind.
"Like being shot?" Sloan asked back.
"Uh, that has nothing to do with you. Anyway, I'm going to shut it down. It's late at night here, so sleepy."
"Hehe, you seem to enjoy life over there."
"I'll be back tomorrow, I'll talk about it then."
"Well, good night."
"Don't tire yourself too much."
Sloan froze for a while on the phone with the busy tone, and then took care of himself in the mirror for a while, still maintaining the role of a strong woman, walked outside the exchange, used the stock price marquee as the background, and held a temporary press conference. .
"The Wall Street Journal, Ms. Sloan, what do you think of Universal's declaration of litigation today."
"We have just received the news. We will make relevant research and judgments before giving out relevant response strategies. This will take time."
"Doug Morris, President of Universal, believes that your company's website is tolerating online music piracy on a large scale."
"We oppose all piracy. As for the files uploaded by users... the legal issues involved in this are complex, and we can't give a clear answer. I believe the new Digital Millennium Act will give us guidance, but before that day... "
"So you still won't delete these data like MP3 sites, right?"
"Litman Media's legal team will guide the company's actions, next."
The wind in Times Square is a bit strong today, and Sloan needs to pull away the hair that is blocking his face from time to time.
"Business Weekly, Ms. Sloan, what do you think of the support of the two recording industry giants by the rival QuanMusic.com?"
"We welcome competition, and we are not afraid of competition."
"Does Mr. APLUS know anything about the American Music website? Do you support it?"
"You can ask him about this. He is currently only one of the investors of Littman Media."
"As far as I know, he personally and his company owns Litman Media..."
"Sorry, there is no time to talk about these issues at today's temporary press conference, next one."
"Financial Times, today there are a lot of accusations against APLUS. As a member of the recording industry..."
"He is one of the best singers in the world, and the American Music website is also the best music community in the world. I think he has realized his dream. Next."
"The Hollywood Reporter, APLUS and Mariah Carey are in the East Room..."
"NEXT!" Sloan's voice became sharper, and the reporters laughed.
"Or the Wall Street Journal. Regarding the joint venture TV station between your company and Huaguo, can you reveal some specific progress?"
"We are actively communicating and will report relevant developments, but I want to remind that it is a market with the most potential in the world, and it is also applicable to the media industry. We are the pioneers and have already led most of our American counterparts..."
"Talk about the acquisition with you guys?"
"The negotiation for the acquisition has already been completed and will be executed automatically after Litman Media goes public on schedule and smoothly. So yes, we already have a TV station."
"What are your expectations for it, Ms. Sloan, you now have two 24-hour news channels, which is too much."
"We do need to make some adjustments. In short, UU Reading www.uukanshu.com will keep one, and A+CN will turn to integrated station development."
"Do you have any other acquisition plans?"
"We are negotiating with the Grove Publishing House, a joint venture, and using the technical capabilities of the American music website to help it build a special station. The preliminary plan is limited to the field of crime, mystery and thriller literature. CrimeReads, probably called this Name. If the final result is satisfactory to both parties, then in-depth cooperation."
"We haven't heard before..."
"We have just reached a preliminary intention. This is our attempt to go from music to pure literature, another professional segmentation of the Internet."
At the same time, in Los Angeles, Ron Meyer angrily questioned the negotiating partner The Atlantic Monthly and the original author of Cold Mountain Charles Fraser: "I think there is no problem between us. It's you or you..." He looked at each other.
"I'm fine." Charles Fraser raised his hand to surrender to the Hollywood boss in front of him.
"I'm fine, but I can't help it. The parent company seems to have some new ideas and we need to wait and make a decision." The Atlantic Monthly said.
"Your parent company is..."
"The Grove Press."
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Chicago 1990 Chapter 1181: Retreat
"APLUS, as one of the world’s most popular stars, is being criticized by the recording industry and Hollywood because of its suspected role of condoning piracy on the Amerika music website. The parent company of the Amerika music website, Littman Media, is on the first day of listing. Driving down, the market value from the highest peak of nearly 1 billion meters finally fell below the opening price and closed at 810 million dollars."
At the end of the second day, a male on-site reporter from CNBC of Finance and Economics held a microphone and talked about the camera with the background of Los Angeles Airport. "The recording industry deliberately chose this website as a breakthrough point in the digital copyright lawsuit on the day of the IPO. This move is no less than a declaration of war , Very symbolic."
"Litman Media suddenly carried a heavy litigation burden, and the Chinese local TV station joint venture intentions they held were also questioned by the capital market. CEO Ms. Sloan could not do anything effective except for a thin document. s things……"
"Ms. Sloan also urgently released a good thing that afternoon. Littman Media and Grove Press reached a strategic cooperation intent on criminal literature networking. Again, it was only the intention, which played a little bit of rescue. Function, so that the closing price is not more ugly."
"Does Littman Media’s new media story make sense? It remains to be seen. Some analysts believe that the company, which is burdened by traditional publishing houses, paper media, and television stations, should not be applied to the P/E ratio reference method of online concept stocks. The market value of 800 million is still too high."