Media Archive
Archives for July 2015
This week on the podcast: Offensive content and entrepreneurship, the “Internet of Things” and Google.
Approval would come with conditions requiring expansion of high-speed fiber-to-the-home and barring preferential billing treatment for AT&T’s own video services.
Gawker has become a story Gawker would cover.
Say what you will about Yahoo’s weak results, CEO Marissa Mayer can spin a good story.
Down and down it goes and where it stops, Wall Street knows.
Wall Street worries about weak ad business and Chinese asset spinoff.
It’s the biggest new consumer hardware to emerge from Nokia since it sold its phone business to Microsoft.
The legendary feud is more about our own values than theirs.
Instagram doesn’t hate curves -- but it does hate porn.
In exit memos, Max Read and Tommy Craggs condemned Friday’s decision.
Y Combinator day is cool. Is a hit TV show cooler?
Apple uses humans to make playlists; Spotify uses software. Will users care?
The pitch: Pay TV is so lousy, it’s comparable to buying a used car. You don’t have to have done it to get it.
Making it easier for E.T. to phone home.