Culture Archive
Archives for May 2014
If you mixed up YouTube, Pandora, Tinder and Tumblr, this is what it might look like. Pretty interesting.
The TV news star is the Silicon Valley Internet company’s big star, too.
Until this weekend, I had never seen a Star Wars movie. I grew up in a household that loved music, and movies, and all kinds of American cultural products, but we missed the Star Wars phenomenon.
Hula Hoop as interview technique!
Since buying it in 1999 at the height of the Web 1.0 bubble for $500 million in stock, AOL has pretty much let the online property languish.
The Healthcare.gov mess and not the NSA scandals got the attention this year at the annual schmoozefest.
Game on (your TV).
“This is a fun, entertaining industry. Boy, do we make that painful.”
On Monday night, HBO’s The Normal Heart was recognized with an Emmy win for Outstanding Television Movie.
The world’s biggest video site puts on its annual show for advertisers. It’s getting pretty good at this.