Barry Diller

Featuring: Barry Diller The Internet company's media operations tripled their revenue after the consolidation of News_Beast, but brought in a wider operating loss. read more [From: Hollywood Reporter]Read Full Story

Tinder is a simple dating app that anonymously finds out who likes your looks nearby. If you happen to think the other person is good looking too, it offers an intro. If not, the person never knows you weren't a fan.  It's basically a new-age version of Hot or Not that also allows you to meet people. You have to connect the app to your Facebook profile but don't worry, Tinder say it will never post anything to your wall. Using Tinder feels more like a game than a dating app, and it's...Read Full Story

Media mogul Barry Diller has been around many proverbial blocks in his day and has been deeply involved in all aspects ot eh media and internet businesses for nearly half a century.A UCLA dropout, Diller started out in the mailroom at the William Morris agency. He worked at ABC, Paramount and Fox between 1964 and 1992 and oversaw the launch of hit TV shows including Cheers and The Simpsons. In ...Read Full Story

The super-yacht Eos Impressive - the largest private sailing yacht in the world - has been spotted docked off the coast off the south coast of England. Impressive Eos, which is owned by billionaire movie mogul Barry Diller, towered over modest cruise boats and fishing trawlers as it swept into Dartmouth, Devon. The five-year-old wooden schooner is equipped with state-of-the-art navigation systems, electronic sails and several speed boats to transport crews and guests ashore. Vast: The sailing...Read Full Story

Barry Diller's cryptic comments yesterday about Newsweek have led to much speculation, some misquoting and downright erroneous reporting by the media, and charges of "scaremongering" from editor Tina Brown. To help clear the waters, here is exactly what Diller, chairman of IAC/InterActiveCorp (Newsweek's majority owner), said about the iconic but money-losing magazine during the company's quarterly earnings call. He was responding to an analyst's question about the expenses IAC took on in...Read Full Story