Culture Archive
Archives for October 2014
Re/code writers appeared on TV and online to discuss this week’s headlines.
It’s still early days in the government’s review of the deal, but some signs appear ominous.
Money matters for elections, of course, but this election also matters for campaign finance.
The 1998 Digital Millennium Copyright Act make sit hard to compete with Amazon in the e-book business.
This is why we can’t have nice things
Beloved teen band One Direction has finally dropped the video to the first single off of their new album after weeks of twitter trending.
Calling director Lynn Shelton’s Laggies a female slacker movie might be selling it short.
Aereo’s contention that it should be treated like a cable company is a “fallacy,” judge says.
Some of the best parts of the trailer only make sense for comic nerds. This doesn’t have to be the case.
The movement exists now almost solely to harass women and endlessly perpetuate itself.
The murder case against the disabled track star has huge implications for South Africa.
Comcast may be okay with that.
Comcast is losing pay tv subscribers but pulling in more cash than ever.
On Wednesday night, the trailer to Avengers: Age of Ultron, the highly anticipated sequel to the 2012 blockbuster, leaked online — one week earlier than it was officially supposed to debut.
We run down what is known and unknown about today’s attack in Ottawa, the verdict in the trial of Blackwater contractors for murders in Iraq, and the debate over Amazon.