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Paul Greengrass returns to 'Bourne'; 'Ajax in Iraq'; Yahoo's TV world
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Episode 13926
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Paul Greengrass returns to 'Bourne'; 'Ajax in Iraq'; Yahoo's TV world

Filmmaker Paul Greengrass returns to make a new Jason Bourne movie, this time with cyber security on his mind; Now that Verizon is buying Yahoo!, what will become of the search engine's streaming TV shows?; A Sophocles play gets a modern update with veterans in the cast; Bill Clinton, binge watcher.
Paul Greengrass's "Jason Bourne" picks up where his last Bourne movie left off, the 2007 "Bourne Ultimatum".
Paul Greengrass's "Jason Bourne" picks up where his last Bourne movie left off, the 2007 "Bourne Ultimatum".
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Filmmaker Paul Greengrass returns to make a new Jason Bourne movie, this time with cyber security on his mind; Now that Verizon is buying Yahoo!, what will become of the search engine's streaming TV shows?; A Sophocles play gets a modern update with veterans in the cast; Bill Clinton, binge watcher.

Sophocles' Ajax is resurrected as a female soldier in Hollywood play
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A new play at the Greenway Court Theater bends spacetime to place the protagonist of the classic Greek tragedy alongside A.J., a female soldier in Iraq.
Director Paul Greengrass focuses 'Jason Bourne' on issue of cyberespionage
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The filmmaker explains that it was Matt Damon who convinced him to give the Bourne character another go, nearly 10 years after the previous movie in the franchise.