wait, what? Warner Bros. now owns Rotten Tomatoes
Net content is getting more and more consolidated into corporate hands. This cannot be a good thing…
Flixster
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question of the day: How will the Flixster acquisition of Rotten Tomatoes change movie buzz online?
Relatively big news yesterday from the realm of entertainment journalism and social networking: Flixster acquired Rotten Tomatoes. The two sites will continue to operate separately, but clearly some integration is in the offing. Says Flixster co-founder and CEO Joe Greenstein, quoted at a post at WebNewser: To use movie terminology, we think this is a … more…
