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Rate   Silicon Alley Insider | by Michael Learmonth | Thu, Apr 10

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Thu, Apr 10 MySpace owns "Roommates," but doesn't own "Quarterlife," so presumably MySpace negotiated those rights from creators Marshall Herskovitz and Edward Zwick. Regardless, international Web and TV might actually be a viable aftermarket for Web shows. Michael Eisner just sold "Prom Quee...

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