It's not a majority, but four of the ten Oscar nominees (Fox Searchlight's "127 Hours" and "Black Swan," Warners' "Inception" and Focus/Universal's "The Kids Are All Right") will have their first premium channel airings on HBO and Cinemax--second place is the sparsely distributed (but huge online) Epix, with Paramount's "The Fighter" and "True Grit" and Roadside Attractions' "Winter's Bone," Starz/Encore is in third with Sony's "The Social Network" and Disney's "Toy Story 3" and Showtime/TMC, hit by Paramount, Lionsgate and MGM's forming Epix and their own decision to put money on original programming over movie rights, just has the leader in nominations, Weinstein Company's "The King's Speech"--here's all of the noms:
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