Dex Media a fantastic example of an extremely cheap value oriented stock with substantial upside potential.

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Last week, thankfully, the federal judge who heard the case found that Dex One et al. had no case.

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Dex has a book-fed philosophy of successful seduction, although the movie never really shows us his technique in action.

NEWYORKER: The Tao of Steve

Dex Media is an advertising company formed when the two main firms in the domestic yellow pages industry, SuperMedia (SPMD) and Dex One (DEXO), merged.

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The phone book company in question, Dex One, along with Super Media and the Yellow Pages Association took the city to court, challenging them under the first amendment.

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The provider of print and online directories lost 76 cents per share during the March quarter, largely due to the cost of absorbing Dex Media, which it acquired in January.

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Donal Logue plays Dex, the portly and lovable hero, as a kind of threatless John Belushi no one is wary of him or his bulk, and women, in particular, are drawn to his bed in spite of themselves.

NEWYORKER: The Tao of Steve

Six years ago, Rachel (Ginnifer Goodwin), a guarded thirty-year-old corporate lawyer, fell for Dex (Colin Egglesfield), her law-school study partner, but stood idly by as he took up with her lifelong best friend, the loud, aggressive, uninhibited Darcy (Kate Hudson).

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