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Barry Diller‘s IAC-backed service, Aereo, will expand its current business to twelve new markets in several upcoming weeks. Aereo sends broadcast TV signals online to subscribers in New York, Boston and Atlanta, with the hopes of adding 18 additional cities to its base. According to the company’s CEO Chet Kanojia, the service strives to reach a quarter […]

Diane von Fürstenberg has never been one to conform to mainstream expectations. Nearly 40 years ago, she took the fashion world by storm and created the wrap dress—a garment that has become iconic today. “At 25, I had no idea I would be creating something that would be so meaningful,” the 66-year-old designer tells The […]

For decades a conversation-setting staple, the storied title struggled to find its place in the digital marketplace.

Barry Diller has a hand in many entertainment fields, chief among them IAC’s new media and publishing, and he’s not shy about slamming creatively bankrupt creative fields.

IAC chairman Barry Diller is teaming with top film and theater producer Scott Rudin to launch Brightline, a multi-platform publishing house.

Fast on the heels of the announcement that IAC would control a majority stake in Newsweek Daily Beast, company chairman Barry Diller suggested that Newsweek, the venerable print component of the venture, would evolve to a mostly digital format.

The estate of late billionaire Sidney Harmon announced that it will no longer invest in Newsweek Daily Beast Co a year after Harmon’s death, leaving mogul Barry Diller’s IAC/InteractiveCorp with a controlling stake in the beleaguered media company.

Barry Diller and wife Diane von Furstenberg have made a sizable donation to the Motion Picture & Television Fund in the form of $30 million.

Friday night marked the 2012 DVF awards, held at the United Nations café on Mar. 9 in NYC. Turning an ordinary space into extraordinary into a club lounge decked out with pink lights, plush couches and stylish pillows.