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Boomer bulge brings rich but untilled field

The number of moviegoers older than 50 actually decreased in 2005. And that probably says more about the movies Hollywood makes than the baby boomers themselves. For as the boomers' numbers grow as a percentage of the overall population, their share of the market should be growing as well, GREGG KILDAY writes.More

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Risky Biz Blog

THR deputy film editor ANNE THOMPSON explores the inner workings of the film business and surveys the hot races in this year's awards season on her RISKY BIZ BLOG. Check in daily for the latest insights, analysis and prognostications.More

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Past Deadline

Reel Pop

By the Numbers

1.	Yahoo!	73,068
2.	Google	70,851
3.	MSN/Windows Live	63,490
4.	AOL Media Network	57,851
5.	Microsoft	55,513
6.	Fox Interactive Media	34,564
7.	eBay	33,350
8.	Apple	21,034
9.	Amazon	19,784
10.	Real Network	19,395
For week ending Jan. 21. Source: Nielsen/NetRatings NetView

1.	Yahoo!	110,687
2.	Google	108,232
3.	Microsoft	98,625
4.	MSN/Windows Live	98,203
5.	AOL	80,807
6.	eBay	66,193
7.	Fox Interactive Media	61,450
8.	Amazon	50,550
9.	Real Network	43,626
10.	Apple	43,280
For week ending Jan. 21. Source: Nielsen/NetRatings NetView

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Key Art Awards

The Hollywood Reporter Key Art Awards

The industry's only annual awards program where film and video marketing professionals participate in the judging and honoring of the all-important "key art" for print and audiovisual marketing materials. For 35 years, the Key Art Awards have honored the best in theatrical and home video posters, trailers, TV spots, packaging and more. Calls for entries in the annual program go out at the end of the year.

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