Atlanta - Time Warner's (NYSE: TWX) TBS on Thursday announced an expansion of its agreement with the National Basketball Association (NBA), and will now jointly manage the NBA's digital businesses out of its Atlanta production facility.

New York - Vringo, a distributor of video ringtones, on Wednesday announced a deal with Time Warner's (NYSE: TWX) Turner Broadcasting System Europe, that will allow subscribers to download clips from Cartoon Network and Adult Swim as video ringtones. New York-based Vringo also has partnerships with Discovery Channel and Universal Music Group.

Atlanta - Vitrue, a developer of social media video platforms for companies, announced on Monday that it has raised $10 million in its second round of venture capital financing, led by Dace Ventures.

New York - Video-sharing site Dailymotion on Monday announced a raft of new licensing deals that will bring content from TBS, Next New Networks, Si TV and ComedyTime to its service. TBS will be providing clips from CNN International, as well as from Adult Swim shows like "Robot Chicken" and "Aqua Teen Hunger Force" to Dailymotion's European audience; the other providers' content will be viewable worldwide. Dailymotion said it currently counts 3 million daily visitors to its site.

New York - Time Warner's cable television network Turner Broadcasting System announced that it has received formal approval from the Comision Nacional de Defensa de la Competencia in Argentina for the acquisition of seven pay television networks currently operating in the Latin American market.

Atlanta - Time Warner's Turner Broadcasting announced on Wednesday that it has signed a one-year deal with Kaneva to build and test virtual world extensions of its entertainment properties.

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Turner Broadcasting System, Inc.'s Business Development group has added Kris Nielsen-Refs and Harold Goings as directors to its staff. Both are charged with identifying and developing new business opportunities across wide-ranging consumer platforms.

Atlanta - GameTap, the broadband games and entertainment subscription service from Turner Broadcasting, said on Wednesday that it will launch developer Cyan Worlds' "Myst Online: Uru Live" game on Thursday. The latest installment in the franchise will combine massively multiplayer online game elements with the game's traditional mystery and problem-solving facets.