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Archives for March 2014
What’s up with Microsoft and are they going to be releasing a new iPad app next week? Re/coders took to the airwaves to discuss.
Among those at the meeting was Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
But Verizon, AT&T and other big pipe owners may get similar deals, anyway.
Based on the patterns of consumer spending on music, streaming services are priced too high.
Twenty-eight million people are paying for subscription services like Spotify.
User experiences have long been defined and controlled by IT based on technology, not the people who use it.
It’s going to be very hard to watch this year’s tournament without a pay-TV subscription.
The Boston-based startup calls itself a “next generation cable provider.”
Former Netflix CFO Barry McCarthy exits.
The service sees its first price hike in its nine-year history.
“Yahoo’s too easy,” said one local party-crasher. “Open bar, no line? I’m like, ‘Is this a trick?’”
Re/code’s first-ever event kicks off in a few weeks. It’s going to be a good one.
A quick Q&A.