Month: November 2018
Facebook and the Age of Manipulation | The New Yorker
Park Service Aims to Rebuild Western Town Within Two Years – Variety
Facebook Stock Slides Another 3% as Woes Continue – TheStreet
RIP Filmstruck: How Mubi’s CEO Plans To Keep Cinephile Streaming Alive
5G Deployment Will Dramatically Increase Mobile Video Traffic – Streaming Media Magazine
How Facebook employees reacted to NYT report on leadership, scandals – Business Insider
Cord cutters are paying for pirate TV services, and they’re surprising
ESPN, HGTV, TBS and more jump into HDHomerun’s new $35/month streaming TV package | FierceVideo
NBC’s Lazarus on new football leagues, legalized gambling – L.A. Biz
Major Garrett: When POTUS Says Not Your Turn, Give Up Mic
CBS Finally Schedules Long-Delayed Shareholder Meeting, Sets Vote On New Board Members | Deadline
John Malone’s Liberty is a different kind of media empire—and its stocks look attractive – Barron’s
“I Knew We Were Gonna Get Nailed”: Inside the Academy’s Popular-Oscar Mess | Vanity Fair
Channing Dungey Exits ABC; Karey Burke to Take Over as Entertainment President | Hollywood Reporter
Facebook’s top execs ‘make tobacco executives look like Mr. Rogers’ – Recode
Facebook’s top execs ‘make tobacco executives look like Mr. Rogers’ – Recode
Box Office: ‘Fantastic Beasts 2’ Heads for $70M-Plus U.S. Bow | Hollywood Reporter
FX To Supreme Court: Don’t Let De Havilland Make A Federal Case Of ‘Feud’ Ssuit | De adline
Olivia De Havilland Battles “False Words” Of FX’s ‘Feud’ In SCOTUS Clash – Update
UPDATED, 12:42 PM: Olivia de Havilland’s is hitting back at FX’s attempts to keep the Gone with the Wind actress’ lawsuit over her depiction in Feud: Bette and Joan from being hea…
https://deadline.com/2018/11/fx-olivia-de-havilland-feud-lawsuit-supreme-court-petition-1202501342/
Custom-fit earbuds could save your hearing
NFL TV Ratings Are Up While Broadcast Networks Bleed Viewers | Hollywood Reporter
TV Long View: NFL Ratings Are Up While Broadcast Nets Bleed Viewers
The audience for football has bounced back some this season, while primetime viewing on the networks continues its slide.
