Media Archive
Archives for February 2018
71 million subscribers is a big deal, and it gives CEO Daniel Ek lots of options.
Most companies don’t take chances with the pomp and circumstance of an IPO. Here’s what Spotify is doing differently.
What we learned from the streaming company’s public filing.
Now it has to figure out how to divide that money with Beyonce and its other artists.
A three-part play in a debt drama.
Spotify generates billions in revenue and gives most of that money to the music labels. But it is gaining leverage and getting better margins.
“They hired some big names, and yet they were in the witness protection program.”
Plus special guest Louie Swisher, who joined the #TooEmbarrassed team to discuss cellphone addiction.
Amazon is starting to look more and more like a cable company.
It’s all about President Xi Jinping’s power grab.
Comcast bid $31 billion for European pay TV service Sky, besting Rupert Murdoch’s bid.
Boycotts are becoming a powerful force for social change, as the former Fox host’s dismissal shows.
She spoke to Variety about the allegations.
TV viewership altogether is down since the last winter games.
Last year it spent almost as much as Disney on non-sports programming.