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A case study of a trend that maybe wasn’t one.
That’s one of the questions Rhizome artistic director Michael Connor has to face as he and his team chronicle “net art.”
And how you can watch them.
Dowd joins Kara Swisher on the latest episode, sitting in for Pivot’s regular co-host Scott Galloway.
Stephenson talks about sports gambling, the potential of 5G, and buying Time Warner.
Sarah Isgur’s hiring set off a firestorm, but CNN isn’t backing down.
Carlson to historian Rutger Bregman: “Go fuck yourself.”
From Spider-Man to Mr. Incredible, this is a category full of winning, imaginative movies.
One of the world’s most popular sports properties is getting a new boss.
TV and newspapers are out. Facebook and Google are in.
Stone posted an inflammatory photo of Judge Amy Berman Jackson on social media. He deleted it and apologized, but he’ll have a hearing about it on Thursday.
For Lulu Garcia-Navarro, improving gender and racial diversity on the radio sometimes involves “retraining” the audience.
Diller, the former CEO of Paramount and Fox, talks about the diminished power of movie studios and why “Netflix has won this game” on the latest Recode Decode.
Sooner than you think. But AT&T, which owns HBO, TNT, and CNN, says they won’t be taking your bets.
The story pits the richest man in the world against some of President Trump’s closest media allies.
On the latest Recode Media podcast, Indie.vc founder Bryce Roberts says it’s only for the 1 percent of the 1 percent.
Magazine publishers are on board with Apple’s new subscription news service. Newspapers aren’t.
“There’s also collusion between the Democrats and the fake news,” Trump said minutes later, as boos rained down.
The president takes gaslighting to new levels.
Many younger women in journalism looked up to Abramson. But controversy around her new book raises questions about whether she’s out of touch.
McNamee was an adviser to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and helped recruit Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, but now he’s speaking out against the social giant.
A fact sheet from AOC’s office about the Green New Deal was wrong. It also highlighted the underlying tensions in the Democratic Party.
Patch is reemerging as local newspapers decline.
“What we’re talking about here are sets of facts that I borrowed.”
The Amazon CEO says American Media tried to extort him. He responded with an astonishing blog post.
The results could be important for Hollywood’s future.
Murray recently sold the Fortune Media Group to Chatchaval Jiaravanon, a Thai billionaire you’ve probably never heard of.
The company failed to act in Myanmar. Rohingya Muslims suffered horribly. Can it be held accountable?
Journalists say multiple passages from Abramson’s Merchants of Truth were lifted from other sources.
Blumberg and Lieber spoke with Recode’s Peter Kafka on the latest episode of Recode Media.
Ratliff’s new book traces the rise and fall of Paul Le Roux, the leader of the first internet drug cartel (but he won’t be the last).
A linguist explains how Trump uses lies to divert attention from the “big truths.”
Facebook banned a number of Jones’s Pages in August. Now it’s citing a new policy for banning even more.
“There is a concerted effort to get more Trumpian.”
Guillermo del Toro’s fun new production promises a return to your terrifying childhood.
15 influencers weigh in on the company’s 15th birthday.
The viral Instagram egg cashed in on its new fame, but not in a way anyone expected.
Trump doesn’t think the New York Times is failing. He thinks it’s failing to give him credit where credit is due.
The actress says she’s “really fired up.”
From dark satire to wildly inventive fantasy, January was packed with exciting debuts.