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  • Tough integration ahead for WME Entertainment - Sonenclar sees hurt feelings, new agencies ahead

    5/5/2009

    By Richard Morgan

    Although the merger of equals announced Monday between 111-year-old William Morris Agency LLC and 14-year-old Endeavor Agency LLC was preceded by six months of careful deliberation, those affected by the talent agencies' integration can expect at least another six months of pain.

    "There's going to be a lot of hurt feelings, up and down the line," said Ken Sonenclar, managing director in the digital media and technology group of New York investment bank DeSilva & Phillips LLC. And that integration pain, he added, "seems likely to spawn new agencies in the near term."
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  • Martha Stewart to speak at DeSilva+Phillips Future of Celebrity Media Conference

    5/5/2009

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    Martha Stewart will discuss her use of the Twitter medium at the upcoming DeSilva + Phillips, Mediabankers(tm) conference, The Future of Celebrity Media. This morning conference takes place before an invited audience May 14th at the Tribeca Film Center in New York, and other speakers include the most notable editors, executives and entrepreneurs of celebrity media both print and online. There is no charge for attendance, but space is limited and invitations must be requested from DeSilva+Phillips, Mediabankers, a leading media investment bank in New York City. Read More

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  • DeSilva+Phillips Client Move Inc. sells Welcome Wagon business to South Florida Media Group

    6/26/2009

    DeSilva+Phillips announces that its client Move, Inc. (NASDAQ: MOVE), the national leader in online real estate, has sold its Welcome Wagon business to South Florida Media Group, a hyper-local community advertising company based in Boca Raton, Florida.

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  • DeSilva+Phillips client Hachette Filipacchi US Media sells 5 Titles to Bonnier

    6/3/2009

    DeSilva+Phillips announces that its client Hachette Filipacchi Media U.S. (HFM U.S.) sold five magazine titles to Bonnier Corp.: Popular Photography, Flying, Boating, Sound & Vision and American Photography. HFM U.S. made the decision to divest these brands as part of its strategy to consolidate and expand its primary automotive and women's media content areas. Read More

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