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Archives for June 2015
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Technology continues to evolve and give us more ways to communicate and invoke emotion with words, audio, images, digital touch and whatever comes next.
The media industry vet moves to the helicopter-for-hire business.
Donald Trump set to announce his presidential candidacy later today. Take a look at some of The Donald’s most questionable tweets
At Code, the CEOs of Twitter and Twitter-owned upstart Periscope talked about content ownership and privacy, and the pressure of being a CEO in a volatile industry.
Hillary Clinton’s campaign stopped a reporter from getting on a van for the press. This is what happened next.
Apple has never really been a content provider before -- it has always simply acted as a channel for third--party content -- so this is a significant shift.
Apple’s rates will be competitive for artists.
China’s own HBO or Netflix. Meanwhile, Netflix is trying to get into China.
One year ago, the idea of shopping directly from Google, Pinterest, Twitter or Facebook was mostly unheard of. Today, these companies are hoping it becomes one of the hottest internet trends over the next year.
It was a busy TV and radio week for Re/code staffers.
“I think the age of the 200 channel universe is slowly dying,” Moonves said, but added that the role for CBS and other networks remains central.
We talk to the series’ creator, Courtney Kemp Agboh, about her show’s meteoric rise.