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Some of the net neutrality proponents’ talking points are not based in reality.
Nielsen will begin counting mobile TV viewing as part of the regular broadcast ratings -- with strings attached.
The cloud service announces the first in a series of deals meant to tout its success as an enterprise player.
“Tabletop” co-host Wil Wheaton talks about moving beyond YouTube and earning credibility online.
Someone you work with may have a 13-hour Spotify playlist comprised entirely of calming wind chimes.
What else might Apple acquire?
After getting an earful from the TV networks, Twitter decides to let the sun shine in.
New members will pay an extra dollar a month. If you’ve got a subscription already, your price stays the same for two years.
You have questions about Apple’s Beats deal? We have answers! (Which we made up ourselves. But still.)
Beats sells lots of headphones, but so far it hasn’t sold many music subscriptions. Apple thinks it can change that.
A pay TV guy explains the math behind Web TV.
Should Silicon Valley panic yet? Probably. Will it? Not yet.
The data clearly says teams should trade down and amass lower picks to diversify risk. But most general managers ignore this advice completely.