Media Archive
Archives for February 2015
Plus more net neutrality drama.
It’s particularly problematic for Chipotle, which faked a hijacking of its Twitter account in 2013.
After spending all week reading about technology, it’s time to sit back, relax and watch some video about technology.
The pizza chain uses a Steve Jobs-style keynote to encourage people to use their revolutionary new “legs” rather than some app to fetch dinner.
The streaming stick now won’t ship until August, rather than January or February as originally promised.
Critics challenge news anchor’s explanation for his changing account of an Iraq helicopter incident.
The former Marine came to Pinterest from big jobs at both Google and Facebook, making him a big hire for the San Francisco-based startup when he arrived in 2012.
An interview with the legendary producer of All in the Family, Good Times, The Jeffersons, and more.
The slow death of RadioShack seems to have taken the consumer electronics industry by storm.
“My parents were like, ‘I don’t know what I just saw, but it was so exciting.’”
The current music-licensing system is outdated and needs to be updated, or so says the U.S. Copyright Office.
Studio executive’s personal emails were distributed by Sony’s hackers, causing embarrassment.
The “whitelist” of Nintendo-approved YouTube-able games is now even more restrictive.
Dish and Sony are already doing “over the top” Web TV service. Apple may want to do its own.