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Archives for December 2014
Facebook and its 1.3 billion users have enormous influence in the media landscape. Product officer Chris Cox is the guy deciding how they should wield that power. We’ll talk to him live.
The studio is still mulling options for distributing the film, and has not settled on Crackle.
We’re prettier than our written words let on.
North Korea falls short of real evil, according to Dr. Evil.
This might be one of the better things that has ever come out of a comments section on the internet.
The ad placements come as TV lovers head home for the holidays and get ready to binge-watch to their hearts content.
Do the two global powers build, buy or partner?
The plan could make it easier for online video companies to start offering less-expensive cable-like service.
“That’s not who we are,” Obama said in a Friday press conference.
The hackers who forced Sony Pictures to shelve The Interview have reportedly sent the studio another email promising to end the leaks unless Sony releases the movie in the future.
The Obama administration pointed the finger at North Korea for hacking into Sony Pictures and making terrorist threats against the movie The Interview.
Sony “made a mistake” in canceling screenings of “The Interview,” the president says.
There were similarities to previous attacks attributed to North Korea.
Even promotional trailers should be removed, the demands say.
Google takes a jab at the MPAA over a lobbying scheme unveiled, thanks to the Sony hack.