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Plus, drunk fish and Google’s plans to advertise on thermostats.
Netflix currently has 48 million customers for its monthly subscription service in more than 40 countries.
The industry should foster new revenue solutions for existing games -- not just for months, but for years after launching.
An unanticipated Web talent grab for a fledgling TV channel: First Felix Salmon, now a much-admired writer and editor.
Would you pay another $10 a month for that?
Is age really just a number among Silicon Valley CEOs?
Would it solve Twitter’s growth problem?
How does consolidation help consumers? Let AT&T explain ...
Re/code staff went on the airwaves to discuss last week’s big tech headlines.
Think of bandwidth as a highway: If a new lane is added, does that harm anyone riding on the the preexisting highway?
What do the cable guys think about that?
Two big changes six months into the new console’s life.
New terms for TV Industry watchers: “stacking rights” and “dynamic ad insertion.” Here’s what they mean.