Media Archive
Archives for April 2015
As part of a court settlement: An apology, and a plug for legal services like Spotify.
Twitter’s new ads need some work, but it has a plan. (And Google’s involved.)
“Aaron Slator has been terminated,” AT&T said in a statement. “There is no place for demeaning behavior within AT&T and we regret the action was not taken earlier.”
Bringing VR to extreme sports and YouTube thrill seekers.
Interesting, but not threatening.
There’s heartbreak, joy, pain, and a sentient cow named Bova.
There are more to come, but here are some great voices onstage at our annual tech and media conference.
“We want to work with existing filmmakers and show them this is a different way of storytelling.”
News about Smosh, AwesomenessTV and others today; more to come tomorrow.
The site aimed at millennial women is now worth nearly $300 million.
On Tuesday, Google will launch a fund and initiative to support digital journalism with eight European publishers.
Having an algorithm write trend summaries is tricky.
ESPN filed a lawsuit in New York this morning against Verizon for breach of contract.
There’s a lot to like about pro gaming. But it has a serious identity problem.