Culture Archive
Archives for June 2014
A handful of T-Mobile customers report they have incurred charges while listening to Spotify, despite the carrier’s promise of unlimited music streaming.
My invite must have been lost in the mail.
Aereo offered a distinctive and revolutionary way for broadcast TV to remain relevant to younger viewers.
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“Limited issues due to unprecedented demand.”
Now, everyone’s a critic in the app-happy world we have baked.
FCC chairman visits with startups, venture capitalists to hear why they hate his plan.
Google announces software tools that adapt popular mobile applications for the car.
Aereo could have forced the TV guys to move faster into the future. Back to business as usual, which will be a problem in the long run.
The Web TV startup loses in a 6-3 decision.
Basketball is a sport but the NBA is a business. A business with a lot of very complicated financial rules to consider. This is what LeBron James is up to.
You can watch an episode of “Perfect Strangers” for free, if you’re willing to put up with ads.
Plus, Intel’s board gets a new director and more Yo stupidity.
You don’t say!
A guide to understanding the esoteric but enthusiastic world of competitive gaming, from the trenches at one of the industry’s biggest events -- MLG Anaheim.