Media Archive
Archives for September 2015
We’ve gone too far!
Japan is one of the world’s most vibrant democracies. But is its free press in trouble?
After a long stream of critical, widely adopted devices, there is no tech heir apparent.
“If you’ve got a factory full of children in China assembling phones for 17 cents an hour you’ve got a lot of nerve calling someone else opportunistic,” Sorkin reportedly said.
Watch the spit fly from Bernie Sanders’s mouth as if you were really there.
$10 for ad-free music -- and ad-free everything else on YouTube -- per month.
As far as photos go on the Samsung Galaxy 6S, the LG G4 and the iPhone 6s, there’s no clear winner.
To run for president, you pretty much have to be insane. No wonder all our candidates are so bad.
The streaming service will likely release the series into mini seasons ... like TV.
In the wake of the recent New York Times article about Amazon’s culture, I felt the need to contribute my voice to the conversation.
Doesn’t much matter what they’re called, as long as they’re understood.
Even Rush Limbaugh finds Edward Klein difficult to believe.
Aren’t business rivalries fun?
Impressions after living for a week with Live Photos, 3D Touch and Touch ID.
Ad networks make many small web publishers economically viable, but they’re also vulnerable to click fraud.