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They can get the equipment from a private company, if they’re willing to pay.
The answer has important implications for journalism, documentaries and academic research.
Google’s latest counterattack against Amazon: Shopping ads inside YouTube.
Twitter takes the training wheels off direct response ads.
A.J. Daulerio let go of Ratter’s editorial staff on Wednesday morning.
Videos -- but not music videos -- podcasts and more. This may please Spotify users, and rankle the music labels.
The European company is also eyeing a bid for Time Warner Cable, sources say.
The reason: To finish the Sloan management masters program at Stanford University’s business school.
Hillary Clinton talked to reporters for the first time in a month on Tuesday. She didn’t reveal much, in part because she doesn’t need the media right now.
The show hit at just the right time to ride the growing TV recap boom.
$30 million-plus for the e-commerce toolkit.
The problem isn’t revenue; it’s innovation.
The conversation around Waco isn’t bad — it just highlights how absurd the analysis of crimes committed by black people can be.
Many of the same technology executives who are trying to capitalize on the trafficking of our kids’ private information are striving to keep their own information private.
An actress had objected that her work was misappropriated for use in the anti-Islamic film.