Media Archive
Archives for July 2015
Faster-than-ever technological and economic change is a myth. In fact, productivity is slowing down — and that’s the biggest problem we face.
Twitter hopes formal goals will help improve company diversity.
Re/code talks Apple and Amazon earnings, and another big hack.
The former techie behind the salary transparency spreadsheet offers another scathing series of tweets.
YouTube has become a stop on the media junket to promote upcoming films.
Academy Award-winning director Alex Gibney’s documentary film reaches theaters Sept. 4.
After more than a year of review, the FCC finalized its vote to approve the merger.
And 9 other things you should know before you start the day.
Is this the moment when users finally embrace Facebook, Twitter and rising networks like Instagram, Pinterest and Snapchat for their retail needs?
News from CEO Susan Wojcicki’s appearance at Vidcon. What you didn’t hear about: Facebook and paid subscriptions.
As difficult as it is to find anything uplifting about the recorded music industry these days, I have recently turned bullish.
Subscriber numbers and listening hours are up too.
You’ll soon see a few new publishers in Snapchat Discover.
Why are you seeing this Twitter ad? Because you like the Oscars, apparently.