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Predictions 2017: No Rest For The Weary In The Media Industry

Nov 7
Women in U.K. Tech Demand Too Little Money, Get Less, Study Says – Bloomberg

Nov 6
Local anchor is Hollywood’s favorite go-to newsman | New York Post

Nov 6
DirecTV Now Channels, Features Revealed in Pre-Launch Leak | Variety

Nov 6
Netflix Original Movies Head Pauline Fischer Exits | Variety

Nov 6
Zuckerberg being investigated in Germany: report – The Local

Nov 6
PS4 Pro release date approaches: Features, specs, everything we know – Business Insider

Nov 6
Microsoft Windows phone is dead and that’s good – Business Insider

Nov 6
Disney Crosses $6B At Global Box Office For First Time In Studio’s History | Deadline

Nov 6
‘Doctor Strange’ Enjoys $44 Million Opening in China | Variety

Nov 6
Firing journalists won’t save the media – Columbia Journalism Review

Nov 6
David Stern’s NBA Dress Code Legacy – Rolling Stone

Nov 6
Marvel’s ‘Doctor Strange’ Rules Box Office With Massive Debut | Variety

Nov 6
The NBA Is Committed to Virtual Reality. Are Fans? – Bloomberg

Nov 6
Acting Viacom chief could spark company’s music interests | New York Post

Nov 6
Microsoft Confirms Massive Windows 10 Upgrade Changes

Nov 5
How did Time magazine get this essential fact about Social Security so fundamentally wrong? – LA Times

Nov 5
Every movie being released this holiday season, including ‘Silence,’ ‘Star Wars,’ ‘Fantastic Beasts,’ ‘Elle,’ and more – LA Times

Nov 5
The $750,000 Gawker Settlement That Could Distort Internet History

Nov 5
JFK Jr. predicted Trump’s run for president 20 years ago | New York Post

Nov 5
New York magazine publisher steps down after 13 years | New York Post

Nov 5
Why Netflix needs Comcast more than ever — and vice versa – The Washington Post

Nov 5
The 2017 Oscars Will Be Blessedly Short: “In And Out. Nobody Gets Hurt | Vanity Fair

Nov 5
How LinkedIn Drove a Wedge Between Microsoft and Salesforce – The New York Times

Nov 5
Stop just blaming the Internet for killing newspapers. Start blaming editors. – Reassociated Press

Nov 5