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The site lists some American events, and Daybees plans to have an American-focused site within six months, Mr. Molasky said.

In 2009, it laid off a handful of editors and reporters who had been hired to work on an American-focused Web site.

Jeff Clanagan, CEO of CodeBlack Entertainment, an African American-focused division of Lionsgate, told Variety that black audiences are harder to track, in part because the methods the industry uses are outdated.

An American-focused news programme, BBC World News America, was launched on BBC World in the US and BBC America at the beginning of October, doubling that channel's news ratings.

Most likely, the slightly heavier stream of American-focused stories this summer is a blip on the schedule, an accidental configuration that may not predict any long-term swing in studio thinking, which remains locked on the need for revenue from international markets.

She said she believed that strengthening the Mercosur trade union would be important to improving regional energy supplies, and she praised the formation on Sunday of a Bank of the South that will act as a South American-focused lending institution for development projects.

LOS ANGELES -- Lionsgate's African-American-focused film business, anchored by Tyler Perry titles, has become a gold mine for the studio.

Reuven Koret, an Internet entrepreneur who founded www.shmooze.com, got the idea for the site after helping to create an African-American-focused Web site.

He wants to produce three shows for the site, including a scripted soap opera, an African-American-focused news program and a reality show that covers the wives and significant others of professional athletes.

The company promised "additional global events will be announced soon". Nickelodeon has long had the Kids Choice Awards, and BET hosts an annual "BET Experience" in Los Angeles, a long weekend in late June that attracts thousands of attendees for musical concerts, sports events, talk shows, lifestyle installations and more tied in some way to the African-American-focused network.

What's more, the book's editor, Andrea Davis Pinkney, is a Coretta Scott King Award-winner in her own right, as well as the founder of Jump at the Sun, an African-American-focused children's book imprint at Hyperion.