November 2019 – Page 53 – Entertainment Tech & Media News

How to Deal with Smartphone Stress – Nextgov

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Saudi king hosts CIA chief after Twitter charges

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Dopamine fasts: Why Silicon Valley tech workers are avoiding food, TV, sex, music, exercise and eye contact | The Independent

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Dear CEOs: It Doesn’t Have to Be Lonely at the Top

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Disney+ Has More ‘Star Wars’ TV Shows in Development, Bob Iger Says

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Peak TV Is Driving Library Values Sky High | Hollywood Reporter

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Saudi Aramco IPO to Give Global Investors Glimpse into the Kingdom’s Tiny Stock Exchange | Fortune

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Sign in with Apple is available on very few top apps

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Disney stock skyrockets after pre-streaming earnings beat

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An Overreach? But Don’t Free Lori Loughlin – WSJ

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‘Morning Show’ Boss on Abortion Reveal, Accuser Interview in Episode 4 | Hollywood Reporter

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T-Mobile to Offer $15 Monthly Cellphone Plan – WSJ

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Sling TV Boosts Dish Subscriber Count – WSJ

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Roku Gets Splashed by Streaming Wars – WSJ

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Apple’s Gadgets Co-Star in Its New TV Drama – WSJ

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As WeWork Grew, Wall Street Lent It Money and Credibility – WSJ

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Review: The ‘Tina’ Musical Is One Inch Deep, Mountain High – The New York Times

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‘Warner Records cares about having the right artists, not having the most artists.’ – Music Business Worldwide

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A Love Letter to Lizzo: How the Houston-Raised Musician Made a Name for Herself – Texas Monthly

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‘Lion Sleeps Tonight’: Ongoing Saga of Pop’s Most Contentious Song – Rolling Stone

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K-Pop’s Dark Side: Assault, Prostitution, Suicide, and Spycams – Bloomberg

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Bosses at Vice and The Fader Ignored Eric Sundermann’s Sexual Misconduct, Employees Allege

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Comic John Crist cancels tour after sex assault allegations

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Actor Charles Levin’s dead body was found naked, partially eaten by vultures

Nov 8
Lionsgate Posts Second-Quarter Profit as Starz Adds 1.2 Million U.S. Subscribers | Hollywood Reporter

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Entertainment Technology & Media News

Month: November 2019

How to Deal with Smartphone Stress – Nextgov

Saudi king hosts CIA chief after Twitter charges

Dopamine fasts: Why Silicon Valley tech workers are avoiding food, TV, sex, music, exercise and eye contact | The Independent

Dear CEOs: It Doesn’t Have to Be Lonely at the Top

Disney+ Has More ‘Star Wars’ TV Shows in Development, Bob Iger Says

Peak TV Is Driving Library Values Sky High | Hollywood Reporter

Saudi Aramco IPO to Give Global Investors Glimpse into the Kingdom’s Tiny Stock Exchange | Fortune

Sign in with Apple is available on very few top apps

Disney stock skyrockets after pre-streaming earnings beat

An Overreach? But Don’t Free Lori Loughlin – WSJ

‘Morning Show’ Boss on Abortion Reveal, Accuser Interview in Episode 4 | Hollywood Reporter

T-Mobile to Offer $15 Monthly Cellphone Plan – WSJ

Sling TV Boosts Dish Subscriber Count – WSJ

Roku Gets Splashed by Streaming Wars – WSJ

Apple’s Gadgets Co-Star in Its New TV Drama – WSJ

As WeWork Grew, Wall Street Lent It Money and Credibility – WSJ

Review: The ‘Tina’ Musical Is One Inch Deep, Mountain High – The New York Times

‘Warner Records cares about having the right artists, not having the most artists.’ – Music Business Worldwide

A Love Letter to Lizzo: How the Houston-Raised Musician Made a Name for Herself – Texas Monthly

‘Lion Sleeps Tonight’: Ongoing Saga of Pop’s Most Contentious Song – Rolling Stone

K-Pop’s Dark Side: Assault, Prostitution, Suicide, and Spycams – Bloomberg

Bosses at Vice and The Fader Ignored Eric Sundermann’s Sexual Misconduct, Employees Allege

Comic John Crist cancels tour after sex assault allegations

Actor Charles Levin’s dead body was found naked, partially eaten by vultures

Lionsgate Posts Second-Quarter Profit as Starz Adds 1.2 Million U.S. Subscribers | Hollywood Reporter