Media Archive
Archives for June 2018
“This is going to reshape the media world,” Recode’s Peter Kafka says.
New research explains why we pretend to know more than we do.
He explains Vox’s new Netflix show, “Explained.”
Besides the obvious.
Snap is launching APIs, but won’t share much user data with developers.
When you run a startup, “it feels like everything is about to break,” co-founder Lieber says.
If regulators insist. Which might not be a terrible thing.
Comcast’s new $65 billion bid for some of 21st Century Fox will force Disney to raise its own bid.
And it’s not even on Android yet.
Unlike years past, people aren’t just buying Twitter because they think the company will be acquired.
“I think as Americans we’re raised to believe that hard work and a good idea will lead to success and riches, and that’s simply not true.”
No conditions, no restraints. A victory for mergermania, and a loss for the Trump administration.
As a record exec, Cohen used to be a bit anti-YouTube. Now he’s soaking in it.
Even if a judge rules that the pipe guys can’t buy, the media guys want to sell.
“How do you balance out what’s essentially still blue-collar labor — which is cooking — which is now glamorized to the point where it now has white-collar values?”