Entertainment Technology & Media News

Month: October 2017

U.S. Government, Hollywood Studios Weigh in on Dispute Exploring Reach of U.S. Copyright Law | Hollywood Reporter

Oct 9
Mediaset, Vivendi lawyers in talks over pay-TV dispute, deal seen difficult: source

Oct 9
In a world of Facebook, Netflix, and YouTube, what should we call TV? — Quartz

Oct 9
The Weinstein Company Expects to Change Name After Harvey Firing (Exclusive)

Oct 9
NFL Must Be Pleased With The National Anthem Fight – WSJ

Oct 9
Why Big Tech Is Tuning In to Speakers – WSJ

Oct 9
Amazon’s Search for a Second Headquarters Could Weigh on Seattle’s Growth – WSJ

Oct 9
Engineering Excellence: The Search For Audio Perfection / In Depth // Drowned In Sound

Oct 9
Halt and Catch Fire is one of TV’s quietest shows. And one of its most audacious. – Vox

Oct 9
Why paper catalogs still matter | Retail Dive

Oct 9
The Untold Tale Of How Porsche’s Supercar Got Into Microsoft’s New Game | Fast Company

Oct 9
The inside story of how the FBI brought the words corruption

Oct 9
How Sean Baker’s ‘The Florida Project’ Became One of the Greatest Films of the Year

Oct 9
Men Must Step Up to Change the Hollywood Culture That Enabled Harvey Weinstein (Opinion) – Variety

Oct 9
Record labels are dead (well, kind of). Long live label services.

Oct 9
Does Even Mark Zuckerberg Know What Facebook Is?

Oct 9
Some of TV’s Greatest Hits Move From Netflix to Well-Funded Hulu – Bloomberg

Oct 9
For Disney Chief Robert Iger, an Unlikely Political Turn – The New York Times

Oct 9
As Sexual Harassment Scandals Spook Men, It Can Backfire for Women – The New York Times

Oct 9
Rose McGowan Calls for Weinstein Co. Board to Resign | Hollywood Reporter

Oct 9
Ad tech vendors remove Financial Times video inventory – Digiday

Oct 9
Mark Zuckerberg made Facebook design decisions based on AOL’s instant messenger AIM – Recode

Oct 9
All the ways Lyft and Uber are competing to be the friendlier app for drivers – Recode

Oct 9
Switch and Roku stocks are doing much better than Blue Apron and Snap – Recode

Oct 9
Jared Leto’s ‘Blade Runner 2049’ character was partly inspired by real techies – Recode

Oct 9