Media Archive
Archives for June 2015
Photojournalist Ed Kashi interviewed 36 immigrants who have experienced racial profiling in France, Holland, and the United Kingdom.
The Massachusetts senator took the Code stage to talk about Silicon Valley libertarianism, and called for collective investment in education, infrastructure and research.
Universal Music Group assures state antitrust investigators it is doing nothing illegal to block consumer access to free streaming services.
People think Netflix is unbundling cable channels, but in reality Netflix is a giant bundle of content.
At just 14 and 15, they knew exactly what they saw and weren’t afraid to speak out.
Twitter is teaching advertisers how to tweet.
Not all ecosystems are built around operating systems like Android, iOS and Windows.
LeBron and his business partners are building a full-fledged media company.
The move doesn’t help Apple stand out from rivals, but means that it won’t be missing a key ingredient of other services.
Facebook doesn’t offer in-store marketing yet, but it looks likely.
Another top exec departs the search giant.
Newsstand tended to bury publisher’s content, so Apple’s coming out with a new app that it hopes will drive more subscriptions.