Headline Roundup: TV To Telephone

Fox Mobile Group is selling television-for-phones subscriptions. [LA Times]

Avoiding bankruptcy, Blockbuster will attempt to do the same. [NY Times]

Tanning bed companies may be negatively impacted by a new tax. [CNN Money]

Go Daddy will no longer supply certain domains to Chinese consumers. [WSJ]

Subway sandwich chains are set to launch a new menu of breakfast items. [Wallet Pop]

Starbucks investors are excited about their additional 10 cents. [NY Times]

Seventeen magazine is holding a casting call for "real girls" for a future issue. [Fashionista]

McDonald's will conclude its sponsorship of 'Sesame Street.' [Daily Finance]

Burger King wants to sponsor those pesky Internet error messages. [Brandfreak]

Kate Spade has collaborated with Elizabeth Arden on an upcoming perfume. [WWD]

MetroPCS plans to beat Verizon as the first company to launch a 4G phone. [AP]

NBC's female-oriented site iVillage is going to undergo a brand makeover. [Brandweek]

Consumers think that Kombucha Tea is the hottest drink on the market. [NY Times]

Saks Fifth Avenue will close its stores with poor sales and soon-to-expire leases. [WSJ]