Media Archive
Archives for February 2015


Facebook product head Chris Cox talks video and News Feed with Re/code at Code/Media.


“Every year, we’ve got as many great journalists coming in the door as we have leaving,” Thompson said at Code/Media.


“Part of the price of that success, of getting that audience, is [that] we’ve not sold as many subscriptions as we would have liked,” Mark Thompson said.


The New York Times CEO paid tribute to the much-admired media critic, who died last week.


The duo collaborated on a Web series during the writers’ strike of 2007, but their paths have since diverged.


Is it a smartphone or a remote? Or is it ... both?


Facebook and YouTube provide the bulk of BuzzFeed’s massive video traffic, but YouTube is still king -- for now.


If you can’t laugh at yourself, we will.


How the sausage gets made!


In a novel storytelling approach, a forthcoming “Modern Family” episode plays out entirely on a computer screen.


A new USDA study shows how trade in many fruits and vegetables has changed since NAFTA


Across six major DC think tanks exactly zero women spoke at more than 150 events on the Middle East.


Plus, three “Code Forward” appearances, including that one thing in your medicine cabinet that’s watching you.


You asked. We answered.


After all, they’ve already made ads for Amazon.