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Liberty agreed June 26 to merge some international assets with UnitedGlobalCom Inc. to gain television and Internet customers in Latin America and Europe.

The W.N.B.A. is in the first year of an eight-year contract with ESPN/ABC, becoming the first women's league to gain television rights fees.

It's broader than the current focus," Mr. Baucus said on Bloomberg Government's "Capitol Gains" television program.

On Bloomberg Government's "Capitol Gains" television program, Mr. Baucus said Monday, "I have a hunch that a lot more is going to come out, frankly".

Maybe that's because extreme sports have gone mainstream since Nitro Circus first gained television exposure on MTV and other outlets.

The mall and the network see the arrangement as mutually beneficial, with the mall gaining television exposure in exchange for a lease arrangement and the network drawing advertising from the shops and restaurants.

PAGE A3 Art Carney Dies The Oscar-winning actor, who gained television fame playing Ed Norton on "The Honeymooners" in the 1950's, was 85. PAGE C13 Planning a Korea Pullback The United States and South Korea are close to agreeing on a plan to move thousands of American troops from Seoul, the South Korean capital, but are stuck on whether a residual force should remain.

Professional gamers in South Korea have gained television contracts, sponsorships, and tournament prizes, allowing one of the most famous players, Lim Yo-Hwan, to gain a fan club of over half a million people.

Some pro-gamers have gained television contracts, sponsorships, and tournament prizes, allowing the most famous player, Lim Yo-Hwan, who is known in-game as SlayerS 'BoxeR', to gain a fanclub of over a half million people.

TRIBUNE MEDIA SERVICES INC., Chicago, which distributes syndicated columns, features and comic strips, bought a majority interest in the closely held TV Data Technologies, Glenn Falls, N.Y., for an undisclosed price, gaining television-programming information and other features.

It was his three years at This Week, though, that saw him at the height of his powers: politics' gain was television's loss.