A Strong Autodesk Looks Toward China, 3D. Autodesk (NASDAQ:ADSK) recently announced Q4 numbers that were up sequentially with less of a year on year decline. Revenues of $456 million fell 7% over the year but grew 9% over the quarter. 
Share:  A Strong <span class="company">Autodesk</span> Looks Toward China, 3D. <span class="company">Autodesk</span> (NASDAQ:ADSK) recently announced Q4 numbers that were up sequentially with less of a year on year decline. Revenues of $456 million fell 7% over the year but grew 9% over the quarter. Tweet this 

Hope for TiVo; Garmin's Flawed Strategy. Last quarter, we saw how Garmin (NASDAQ:GRMN) and TiVo (NASDAQ:TIVO) declined in the face of increasing competition in their core businesses. While the integration of navigation applications in smartphones is eating into Garmin's personal navigation devices (PND) business, TiVo is losing subscribers with the advent of broadband and competing services such as Hulu, Netflix, and iTunes. 
Share:  Hope for <span class="company">TiVo</span>; Garmin's Flawed Strategy. Last quarter, we saw how Garmin (NASDAQ:GRMN) and <span class="company">TiVo</span> (NASDAQ:TIVO) declined in the face of increasing competition in their core businesses. While the integration of navigation applications in smartphones is eating into Garmin's personal navigation devices (PND) business, <span class="company">TiVo</span> is losing subscribers with the advent of broadband and competing services such as Hulu, Netflix, and iTunes. Tweet this 

Hope for TiVo; Garmin's Flawed Strategy. Last quarter, we saw how Garmin (NASDAQ:GRMN) and TiVo (NASDAQ:TIVO) declined in the face of increasing competition in their core businesses. While the integration of navigation applications in smartphones is eating into Garmin's personal navigation devices (PND) business, TiVo is losing subscribers with the advent of broadband and competing services such as Hulu, Netflix, and iTunes. 
Share:  Hope for TiVo; <span class="company">Garmin</span>'s Flawed Strategy. Last quarter, we saw how <span class="company">Garmin</span> (NASDAQ:GRMN) and TiVo (NASDAQ:TIVO) declined in the face of increasing competition in their core businesses. While the integration of navigation applications in smartphones is eating into <span class="company">Garmin</span>'s personal navigation devices (PND) business, TiVo is losing subscribers with the advent of broadband and competing services such as Hulu, Netflix, and iTunes. Tweet this 

News Corp's Gangbuster Quarter. The New York Times announced recently that it will adopt a metered model of charging viewers for online content from next year . News Corp ((NASDAQ:NWSA) is already successfully monetizing content with its WSJ.com site. 
Share:  <span class="company">News</span> Corp's Gangbuster Quarter. The New York Times announced recently that it will adopt a metered model of charging viewers for online content from next year . <span class="company">News</span> Corp ((NASDAQ:NWSA) is already successfully monetizing content with its WSJ.com site. Tweet this 

Meanwhile, Viacom (NASDAQ:VIA) saw cost control measures drive earnings . Q4 EPS of $1.09 was significantly higher than the Street's expected $0.88, but revenues slipped 3% over the year to $4.1 billion and missed the Street's expected $4.2 billion target. By segment, Media Networks revenues of $2.33 billion fell 6% over the previous year. 
Share:  Meanwhile, <span class="company">Viacom</span> (NASDAQ:VIA) saw cost control measures drive earnings . Q4 EPS of $1.09 was significantly higher than the Street's expected $0.88, but revenues slipped 3% over the year to $4.1 billion and missed the Street's expected $4.2 billion target. By segment, Media Networks revenues of $2.33 billion fell 6% over the previous year. Tweet this 

Gannett's (NYSE:GCI) cost control measures also helped it post its largest profit of the year. EPS for the quarter came in at $0.56 compared with a loss of $20.65 per share a year ago. But revenues continued to fall. 
Share:  Gannett's (<span class="company">NYSE:GCI</span>) cost control measures also helped it post its largest profit of the year. EPS for the quarter came in at $0.56 compared with a loss of $20.65 per share a year ago. But revenues continued to fall. Tweet this 

Marvell And Infineon Target New Markets. The growing market for mobile devices is proving to be beneficial for the smartphone ecosystem component makers like ARM and Marvell (NASDAQ:MRVL) that specialize in chips optimized for longer battery power. We covered ARM last week and in this post we will look at Marvell and Infineon (OTC: IFNNY. 
Share:  <span class="company">Marvell</span> And Infineon Target New Markets. The growing market for mobile devices is proving to be beneficial for the smartphone ecosystem component makers like ARM and <span class="company">Marvell</span> (NASDAQ:MRVL) that specialize in chips optimized for longer battery power. We covered ARM last week and in this post we will look at <span class="company">Marvell</span> and Infineon (OTC: IFNNY. Tweet this