Terrifying in their simplicity. Complicated in their creation.
We have evolved from a world of limited options to one of almost infinite choice.
The startup is burning money now, but its CEO says he has a plan.
What a decade.
The streaming company added 8.3 million subscribers last quarter.
Wall Street likes it, too.
When you’re competing against every funny video ever made, JibJab CEO Gregg Spiridellis asks, “where’s the money that can afford the investment?”
CEO Patrick Doyle will leave behind quite the legacy when he departs in June.
Her new book is called “Powerful: Building a Culture of Freedom and Responsibility.”
The video site’s future is up in the air, again. Meanwhile, some numbers, with some caveats.
McCord authored the famous “Netflix culture deck” that was downloaded more than 15 million times online.
They made a Western, despite the fact that Soderbergh cannot stand to be around horses.
Executive producer Steven Soderbergh and writer/director Scott Frank talk about how the new western came together on Recode Media.
On the latest Recode Media, Soderbergh says that having online buzz doesn’t always translate to ticket sales.
Price tag: $52.4 billion. With debt: $66.1 billion. All stock deal.
It’s not going away — but it will look very different.
World Wrestling Entertainment is starting a new tournament exclusively on Facebook.
The “G League” comes to Amazon’s live-gaming platform, with interactive features.
The Duffer brothers are No. 100 on the Recode 100.
Rae is No. 35 on the Recode 100.
Benioff and Weiss are No. 21 on the Recode 100.
Ek is No. 17 on the Recode 100.
Hastings is No. 12 on the Recode 100.
Mark Zuckerberg already bid $600 million for a cricket deal. What’s next?
There’s no release date for the six-episode season yet, but you can watch all four trailers here.
Answer: Alibaba, Square and Nvidia. FAANG stocks don’t have the same bite.
And we’ve got a lot to talk about.
His horror-comedy show, “Stan Against Evil,” is in its second season on IFC.
AMC, A&E, Scripps, Discovery and Viacom are in, and they’re investing $25 million.
Friends stars, reunited! In 2019, probably.
Some 361,000 people binge-watched all nine episodes in one day.
Otherworldly battles + ’80s nostalgia + cool kids = gold for Netflix.
Clever, Netflix. Very clever.
Mike Hopkins is leaving the streaming service, replaced by Randy Freer.
A majority of HBO Now and Hulu subscribers pay for Netflix.
Netflix viewership is no longer a black box.
Guess why?