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After the United States government won an antitrust suit against Apple, it now wants to discipline Apple in other markets where it does business, like movies and music.

Recent earnings reports from the television distributors have contributed to the growing speculation among industry analysts about the declining number of cable subscribers.

A high-stakes battle between the cable company and CBS over fees caused the network’s programming to be blacked out in some cities for a half-hour.

In an ad campaign, the network is trying to enlist the help of cable subscribers to push a fee deal through for stations in New York, Los Angeles and Dallas.

As companies like Tribune and Gannett buy up local television stations, the goal is not transformation, but leverage, using size to cut better deals with distributors and suppliers.

The New York Times Company said it would start charging nonsubscribers who want to read more than three articles a day on its apps for mobile devices.

As stratification becomes more pronounced in all corners of America, theme parks have adopted a tiered model, with special access and perks for those willing to pay.

The government presented evidence that executives of big book publishing companies discussed raising e-book prices at Apple’s behest before the introduction of the iPad.

According to the Justice Department, Apple took a leadership role in a price-fixing conspiracy in the market for e-books.

In new videos for the SpendSmart Payments Company, which offers a prepaid debit card for teenagers, Justin Bieber talks about his modest upbringing.