Media Archive
Archives for August 2015
The EU may not be done just yet.
The Tea Party movement has graduated from disrupting town halls to winning congressional elections to affecting presidential primaries. Trump is proof of the evolution.
Today’s readers want more than listicles and clickbait, and this is driving meaningful change across the digital publishing industry.
TV doesn’t want to repeat music’s collapse, so it may give you what you really want, like a la carte TV.
The host is changing, but the correspondents aren’t.
“I can remember one night even the Hulk was like, ‘Dude, hey, slow down. I mean, Hulk angry, but please.’”
Wall Street worries about all of the TV companies -- but it’s really worried about the people who (used to?) bring you Nickelodeon, MTV and Comedy Central.
Apple signals Wall Street, via USA Today.
The site doesn’t want to offend free-speech diehards, but it also wants to tamp down harassment.
In a VR headset, the company says, its 3-D videos feel like a private performance.
Disney sneezes, and now everyone in TV-land is sick.
Heads up, Periscope and Meerkat.
Meet BAM Tech. Today it works with companies like ESPN. Down the road, it might compete with them.
These fake Instagrams could fool anyone. And that’s the point.
The startup said the difficulties of dealing with digital rights management proved too daunting.