Media Archive
Archives for February 2015
Will the high-profile device maker get a powerful helper?
The Internet started here in LA in October 1969, with a digital message sent from a computer at UCLA to a computer at Stanford University in Palo Alto.
A chat about apps, video and subscription strategy.
Rony Abovitz takes to Reddit to tease the “everyday computing” potential of the secretive company’s “techno-biology.”
Dish says its new Web-TV service isn’t about taking away from traditional pay-TV players, but it’s being marketed that way.
Veteran Hollywood exec Tom Rothman gets Amy Pascal’s old job.
They’re both making motion pictures. But that’s about where the similarities end -- which makes for really interesting conversation.
Media companies and creators seem to be entering a new period of confusion, as the financial, technological and consumer behaviors they counted on are changing rapidly.
Nielsen says Twitter’s Oscar numbers dropped last night -- but TV’s dropped more.
He’s the kind of guy who can end a two-day media + technology conference with a bang.
Old-media characteristics -- a 24-hour manufacturing business and geographic market owners -- have given way to the tidal wave of digital in the last 15 years.
Hollywood has a gender problem, one that runs deep.
Since when does Re/code liveblog the Oscars? Since right now!
The ad, which highlights the ability to create films using the iPad, will debut on TV during the Oscars.
For the fifth straight year, a Kickstarter-backed documentary has been nominated for an Oscar.