Entertainment Technology & Media News

Month: October 2017

Apple’s Pricey New Phone Means It Looks a Lot Like Louis Vuitton – Bloomberg

Oct 31
How to Fix Facebook? We Asked 9 Experts – The New York Times

Oct 31
Samsung Unveils New Management to Quell Leadership Crisis – The New York Times

Oct 31
Submarine Inventor Admits Dismembering Journalist Kim Wall – The New York Times

Oct 31
Epic World Series game crushes NFL in ratings | New York Post

Oct 31
Kevin Spacey’s apology for alleged sexual misconduct triggers swift backlash – LA Times

Oct 31
Kevin Spacey thought that coming out was a good way to respond to a molestation charge. Hollywood did not agree – LA Times

Oct 31
Want to work in Hollywood? Here’s the kind of nondisclosure agreements you have to sign first – LA Times

Oct 31
Rose McGowan Says Arrest Warrant For Drugs Is “A Load Of Horsesh*t” | Deadline

Oct 31
Ex-Warner Music Head Edgar Bronfman Starts a VC Firm – Bloomberg

Oct 31
Hollywood actors speak of ‘rampant’ problem of male abusers targeting men | World news | The Guardian

Oct 31
PS4 Software Sales, Stronger Movie and TV Earnings Boost Sony’s Second Quarter Earnings – Variety

Oct 31
‘Spider-Man’ Swings Sony Pictures To $68M Profit; Corp’s Q2 Surges | Deadline

Oct 31
FCC Approves CenturyLink-Level 3 Merger | Multichannel

Oct 31
Square Launches a Point-of-Sale Payment System Aimed at Larger Businesses – Adweek

Oct 31
Infographic: Here’s How Much Consumers Will Use Voice Technology in the Near Future – Adweek

Oct 31
YouTube TV Bows App | Home Media Magazine

Oct 31
‘Terminator 2’ UHD Blu-ray Delayed | Home Media Magazine

Oct 31
Amazon has slashed seller fees to try to improve its grocery selection online – Recode

Oct 31
Coursera has ousted several senior executives along with many rank-and-file staffers – Recode

Oct 31
Chinese investors are moving to increase their spending in Silicon Valley – Recode

Oct 31
YouTube TV apps are coming to Apple TV, Samsung but not Amazon Fire – Recode

Oct 31
iPhone X review – The Verge

Oct 31
Why did Apple let a few YouTubers scoop the first iPhone X reviews? – Recode

Oct 31
Facebook says 126 million people in the U.S. may have seen posts produced by Russian-government-backed agents – Recode

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