Culture Archive
Archives for March 2014
Things go from worse to even worse.
The YouTube network got its money earlier this month. Now it has a new boss.
What if YouTube looked like TV? Advertisers and programmers would like it. Would you?
If you’re an advertiser, publisher, consumer or investor, it’s pretty clear which side of the divide you want to be on.
Despite some limitations, TV stations can successfully shack up, wireless industry tests show.
“You can’t call it satire when you are showing it like it is.”
Roku CEO Anthony Wood dismisses Apple, Amazon, Google set-top competition.
Facebook has been trying to follow Twitter into social TV -- so Twitter is trying to shut the door.
Its software is already being used by thousands of companies, including Spotify.
Attempts to sell the properties were made, but apparently were unsuccessful.
A call for advertisers to shed their inhibitions and embrace a holistic approach.
This marks the first time any other device has eclipsed TV for TV watching for any segment of the viewing population.
The FCC’s Open Internet rules allowed for services like this.
A burst of new subscribers might be nice before an IPO.
A theme from GDC 2014: There’s still a lot of uncertainty about gaming’s future.