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“Current virtual reality experiences are too expendable” | GamesIndustry.biz

Dec 1
TV Ratings: Dolly Parton Dwarfs ‘Empire’ in Viewers, NBC Movie Steady With 2015 | Hollywood Reporter

Dec 1
Megan Ellison’s Annapurna Pictures Launches Video Game Division | Hollywood Reporter

Dec 1
Netflix Belatedly Offers Downloading – VideoNuze

Dec 1
China to Build $2 Billion Film Studios at Chongqing | Variety

Dec 1
Hackers stalk TV networks » Digital TV Europe

Dec 1
Is VR technology about to revolutionize the way we experience music?

Dec 1
British Airways Could Give Passengers A ‘Digital Pill’ 12/01/2016

Dec 1
HBO and Cinemax Now Available for Amazon Prime Members with Amazon Channels | Seeking Alpha

Dec 1
PBS Celebrates New Year With Sherlock, Probes Donald Trump, Vampire Sky Tombs, Teen Queen Victoria In Early 2017 | Deadline

Dec 1
The New Intel: How Nvidia Went From Powering Video Games To Revolutionizing Artificial Intelligence

Dec 1
‘Jersey Boys’ Musical Found Liable for Copyright Infringement – WSJ

Dec 1
The Cable-Cutting Dream Is Kind of a Myth – WSJ

Dec 1
China’s Dalian Wanda Group Faces Renewed U.S. Regulatory Scrutiny – WSJ

Dec 1
YouTube now supports 4K live video streaming

Dec 1
Why NBC’s ‘Today’ Gave Matt Lauer a New $20 Million Contract

Dec 1
While We Weren’t Looking, Snapchat Revolutionized Social Networks – The New York Times

Dec 1
Now, Netflix Users Can Watch Movies Offline on Their Mobile Devices – The New York Times

Dec 1
GoPro, the Action Camera Maker, Plans 200 Layoffs – The New York Times

Dec 1
VR sales: PlayStation to crush Facebook and HTC in first year – Business Insider

Dec 1
Nokia’s phones return with Android in early 2017 – The Verge

Dec 1
Mossberg: Facebook can — and should — wipe out fake news – Recode

Dec 1
GoPro’s media ambitions never made sense, and now it’s cutting its entertainment division – Recode

Dec 1
Job News At Media Companies Continues To Be Bleak As 2017 Approaches

Dec 1
Gawker Agrees to Alter Story About DailyMail.com in Settlement With Mail Online | Hollywood Reporter

Dec 1