CEO Barry Diller

Barry Diller has won an unexpected early-round legal victory against the major broadcast networks as a federal judge on Monday threw out an unfair-competition complaint that they had filed against Dillers Aereo service The service allows subscribers to use...  

BUSINESS WEEK - May 23 - Billionaire Barry Diller’s IAC/InterActiveCorp, the owner of Match.com and other 50 businesses, delivered the best returns of any Internet media company worldwide, trumping Google and Baidu. One of IAC’s steadily expanding businesses is online dating. CEO Greg Blatt sees the U.S. as the biggest growth opportunity, while building abroad for longer-term returns as more consumers get online and have the means to make...  

After starting his career in the mail room at the William Morris Agency, then going on to work at ABC, where he masterminded the “Movie of the Week” program.  Barry Diller led Paramount Pictures and created the TV network Fox with Rupert ...  

Barry Diller's Internet holding company IAC/InterActive Corp reported better-than-expected first-quarter revenue and profit bolstered by its search and dating businesses.  

Longtime media executive Barry Diller, testifying Tuesday before the Senate Commerce Committee, called for a rewrite of the Communications Act of 1996, Bloomberg reports.Diller, who created both the Fox Broadcasting Company and USA Broadcasting, is now involved in online distribution of television programming as the chairman and senior executive of IAC/InterActiveCorp. He urged lawmakers to rewrite the laws governing communications to reflect...  

Per-share earnings minus items were 51 cents, up from 37 cents in the year-earlier quarter. IAC Chairman Barry Diller sees innovation in firm's search brands. AP View Enlarged Image Analysts had expected 46 cents profit on sales of $593.5 million ...  

IAC/InterActive Corp chairman Barry Diller testified before the Senate Commerce Committee today about the future of online video. We can’t believe someone thought this was a legitimate question in the era of Netflix and Hulu, but the hearing was actually called ” The Emergence of Online Video: Is it the Future ?” Then we remembered who was asking . “Incumbents have the means and incentives to ...  

New digital video services should be permitted to operate on a level playing field with broadcasters and other traditional programming services, says former TV and movie studio executive Barry Diller. In speaking to the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce ...  

No one can accuse Barry Diller of putting all his eggs in one basket. Indeed, the busy septuagenarian just got a few new “eggs,” thanks to the 8-K that TripAdvisor, Inc. (TRIP) filed late last Friday afternoon. Filed at 4:02 p.m. on April 20, the ...  

LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) - Ensuring continued unfettered access to internet content is crucial to the emergence of competitive online video service, Barry Diller, chairman and senior executive of IAC, testified at a Senate Commerce Committee hearing Tuesday morning. "Net neutrality is absolutely mandatory, because there is no question that without it, you will see the absolute crushing of any competitive force," Diller told the senators...  

Consumer demand and technological change will drive stunning growth in online video for years to come, so long as Internet access is widely available to all, a Senate committee heard Tuesday."Online video is just beginning," Barry Diller, at 70 still a titan of the US entertainment industry, testified before the Senate's commerce, science and transportation committee."In the end, there is no stopping technical innovation," said Diller, who...  

IAC/Interactive Corp. (IACI) Chairman Barry Diller, who is challenging cable and broadcast providers by distributing television channels via the Internet, urged U.S. lawmakers to help nurture the emerging online video market. Some established ...  

IAC Chairman Barry Diller told a Senate panel Tuesday that the U.S. telecommunications law must be rewritten because of the advance of the Internet. Diller said changes in media brought about by online content have made the 1996 Telecommunications Act ...  

These were some of the adjectives lobbed by two of the world’s most powerful moguls (and Donald Trump) on Tuesday in support of their friend Rupert Murdoch. Barry Diller and Jack Welch rallied behind Mr. Murdoch in response to a British ...  

Rivers would later acknowledge that Fox Chairman Barry Diller and the show’s producer, her husband Edgar Rosenberg, did not get along, and that Diller immediately blamed Rosenberg when the show began to tank and held him up for public ridicule when ...