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They’re not fans of Homeland’s Middle Eastern track record.
The couple behind Google’s pricey social ad acquisition is gone.
The camera maker has pledged to donate equipment and expertise -- and to compensate film students for their work.
Four dollars a month, but all the videos will still be free -- it’s more of a donation than a subscription.
Seeso, a new comedy subscription service, is coming in January. Will you pay $4 a month to watch it?
It’s a 21st century marketer’s wet dream.
Join Bob Bowman, Mike Hopkins, Erik Huggers and many more next February in California.
Netflix blames new credit cards.
Music labels say the app’s creators are “well aware of the copyright infringement.”
I’ve got questions for Reed Hastings.
Watching the debate in virtual reality was boring. That doesn’t mean the idea of politics and VR are DOA.
“There needs to be some new bastion of porn sales at some point, or else it’s going to become just a very exhilarating hobby.”
Her new essay applies to more than just Hollywood.
Would you like a “dedicated place on Facebook for people to go when they exclusively want to watch video”? It’s coming.
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- The Supreme Court will decide when the police can use your phone to track you
- Pete Hegseth’s spiritual leader explains his radical faith
- Take a mental break with the newest Vox crossword
- Israel’s critics are winning the battle for the Democratic Party
- Why it feels like there’s never enough time for your relationships