Media Digest June 12, 2007 Reuters, WSJ, NYTimes, FT, Barron's

According to Reuters, Citigroup (C) has raised its stake in Japan broker Nikkei Cordial to 68%.

Reuters writes that floor brokers at the New York Stock Exchange (NYX) will be permitted to have access to other markets.

Reuters reports that Toyota (TM) sold more vehicles worldwide than GM (GM) in 2006.

Reuters writes that Texas Instruments (TXN) lowered its estimates for the current quarter due to weak calculator sales.

Reuters also writes that Apple (AAPL) has built a version of it Safari internet browser that will work on PCs and compete with Microsoft's (MSFT) Internet Explorer.

The Wall Street Journal writes that Google (GOOG) YouTube will begin testing electronic fingerprinting technology with content from Time Warner (TWX) and Disney (DIS).

The Wall Street Journal also reports that Warner Brothers will launch nationwide on-demand films at the same time that it releases DVD versions of the same content.

The Wall Street Journal also writes that Nokia (NOK) has sued Qualcomm (QCOM) over patented technology.

The New York Times reports that Take-Two (TTWO) reported its sixth consecutive quarterly loss.

FT reports that GE (GE) will not make a bid for Dow Jones (DJ)

Barron's writes that Fidelity Investments has sold its stake in Dow Jones.

Douglas A. Mcintyre