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Archives for January 2015
Making an old ritual work in an on-demand world.
Sales are stagnating and cash is running out. It may have to sell.
“You don’t want to just plaster ads on your site,” CEO Tom Lehman said. “You want to do something that’s very integrated.”
Most of its financial and accounting applications are still offline, so it asked regulators for an extension.
A new survey says 7 million people will stop subscribing to pay TV once HBO goes on the Web.
The World Economic Forum’s annual gathering of the well-heeled is on. But what exactly happens there?
S#@$*! Accidentally deleted your vacation photos from your memory card? These steps might help get them back.
The suit alleged that children who visited the Nickelodeon website were tracked for the purpose of targeted advertising.
Shares of the video streaming service rose as much as 19 percent in early trading on Wednesday.
The guy who brought you Hulu has a new video service and a new way of showcasing ads.
New to Flipboard, but increasingly standard everywhere else: “Promoted Items.”
Reed Hastings will celebrate by streaming Sony’s “The Interview,” starting this Saturday.
This is not a test, using the Emergency Alert System tones to hawk your movie is not okay, FCC says.
Facebook won’t delete hoax posts, but will ask users to flag them.