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"  This Man Could Rule over Enough TV Junkies to Populate a Nation If the Comcast-Time Warner merger goes through, Comcast CEO Neil Smit (above) will oversee 33 million subscribers. Let&amp;#039;s hope having a former Navy SEAL in charge means shorter wait times for the cable guy. (The Hollywood Reporter) The End of Waiting for that Online Video to Buffer May Be Nigh As Washington worries about cable monopolies, a San Francisco startup introduces technology that could rearrange the industry. (The New York Times) A Lukewarm Auction Reception for Banksy Auctioneers might think again before removing a car door or hauling 7,000 pounds over 1,200 miles to get a Banksy piece on the block. (New York Magazine) Exhibit A: Toupee One of bankers portrayed in Martin Scorsese&amp;#039;s Oscar-nominated hit The Wolf of Wall Street is filing a $25 million defamation lawsuit against the director. We hope he has a great attorney, considering that the worst of his onscreen offenses was the toupee he sported. (The Daily Mail) A Rebuttal for the Princeton Mom Time&amp;#039;s Eliana Dockterman has some choice words for &amp;quot;Princeton Mom&amp;quot; Susan Patton\u2014and the 20-something men she&amp;#039;s urged college women to snatch up before it&amp;#039;s too late. (Time) Little Pistols Colt, Remington, and Gunner are on the rise as baby names. The inspiration? Not soap operas, as it turns out, but firearms. (The Daily Beast) "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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