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Archives for October 2014
It’s time to catch up on this show, which builds to a terrific climax.
Apple gave us a bunch more stuff to talk about, and HBO and CBS are ready to make their content available to non-cable subscribers.
Talking tech on CNBC, NPR and elsewhere.
Gail Simone went from ‘Women in Refrigerators’ to the first lady of DC Comics
She was a part of a seriously weird series finale. Too bad the role that got her there was such a stereotype.
Concussions are way more common than we realize
Interested in the media-tech cloverleaf? So are we, and our fascinating guests. Join us in February.
Hint: It’s old, and it rhymes with “cable TV.”
Somebody’s going to have to give us the way to watch all of this new content. Might as well be the cable providers.
Plus, spelunkers locate Netflix share price, a theory on the Nexus Player and The Walking Dead (Drunk).
The Amazon series just might be the best show of the year.
For $6 a month, you get almost all of the network’s shows, live and on-demand. No cable subscription required. And unlike HBO, you can get it today.
Sunglasses-wearing mega-rockstar Bono apologized Tuesday for thrusting the new U2 album onto the iPhones and computers of every Apple user—approximately half a billion people.