An Alliance in Media Petitions Justices

An alliance of media groups says the Internet start-up Aereo is violating copyright law, but some analysts suggested the case was not ripe for Supreme Court review.

    



Hulu Is Said to Pick a New Chief Executive

The new leader of the streaming service would be Mike Hopkins, a veteran of Fox Networks with a focus on distribution as opposed to creating new content.

    



To Lift Hong Kong Park, Disney Deploys Iron Man

An Iron Man-themed thrill ride, photo pavilion and shopping area will open at Hong Kong Disneyland in late 2016.

    



Big Executive Moves Within Hispanic Media

Fusion, the new network that is a joint venture of Disney and Univision, named a chief, and Telemundo said its president, Emilio Romano, was stepping down.

    



Intel and Sony Ambitions for Internet TV Services Meet Skepticism

Intel’s goal of introducing its OnCue service by the end of the year has been scrapped, and Sony, like Intel, has yet to announce deals to carry any channels.

    



Networks Go to Extremes to Promote New Shows for the Fall Season

Broadcast networks have been challenged by a continuing decline in ratings, so marketing executives have left no stone unturned in the pursuit of promotional ideas.

    



ArtsBeat: Bruckheimer to End Deal With Disney

Jerry Bruckheimer, one of Hollywood’s most respected filmmakers, has been making movies with Disney since the early 1990s, when he was executive producer of “The Ref.”

    



Disney Shuffles Schedule Over Delays to ‘Good Dinosaur’

For the first time in nine years, Disney will not release its annual Pixar movie. The gap has led to a flurry of new opening dates for Disney movies.

    



NBC Announces a Face-Lift, and One New Face, for ‘Today’

NBC outlined changes for its morning program, “Today,” which has lost about a quarter of its audience and is stuck in second place behind “Good Morning America.”

    



Disney Infinity Game Has Strong Early Sales

Disney sold 294,000 starter kit units of the game in August, normally a slow sales month for video games.

    



Jeff Shell, TV Executive, to Take Over at Universal Studios

Comcast, NBCUniversal’s corporate owner, appears intent on funneling the Hollywood studio’s content to cable television.

    



Huge Summer for Hollywood, but With Few Blockbusters

Ticket revenue in North America totaled $4.71 billion, up 10.2 percent from last summer, but a competition glut hurt films that could have been hits in a thinner field.

    



Remote Control: To Protect Its Empire, ESPN Stays on Offense

Emerging competitors, decreasing cable subscriptions and rising political opposition to bundled channels have created a precarious environment for ESPN, which is fighting back.

    



Red Burns, ‘Godmother of Silicon Alley,’ Dies at 88

Ms. Burns helped to lead the movement for public access to cable television and started a New York University program to foster Internet wizards.

    



Remote Control: College Football’s Most Dominant Player? It’s ESPN

Spending billions of dollars for TV rights and becoming partners with universities desperate for exposure, ESPN has emerged as a sport’s puppet-master and kingmaker.

    



N.F.L. Pressure Said to Lead ESPN to Quit Film Project

ESPN had been working with PBS on a film about head injuries in the National Football League, whose games are shown on the sports network and represent a cherished source of revenue.

    



Marvel Superheros to Start Touring Next Year

The “Marvel Experience,” already supported by a number of wealthy investors, would visit as many as 22 cities annually.

    



Sony and Viacom Reach Tentative Deal to Stream Cable Channels

The agreement is believed to be the first of its kind between a major programmer and any of the technology giants that are trying to disrupt traditional modes of TV delivery.

    



Tool Kit: Devices Lead the Way to a Smarter TV

While change is coming to the television set, for now the best way to get access to online video is through game consoles and other devices like Apple TV and Google’s Chromecast.

    



ArtsBeat: Study of 2012 Movies Finds Few Gay Characters on Big Screen

Of 101 films released by the six major studios in 2012, Glaad said only 14 of them contained characters that were identified as lesbian, gay or bisexual, and none that were were transgender.