NewsGuard serves TV-news “nutrition labels” to Madison Avenue
Journalism and technology company NewsGuard is opening up its TV news “nutrition labels” to ad buyers and brands.
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Smartphones are still our right-hand man
Despite a decade of innovations, smartphones are still supreme.
Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery reveals layers of Netflix’s theatrical rollout
Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery has become a holiday hit at the box office for Netflix.
Ben Affleck and Matt Damon unveil Artists Equity to spread the wealth
Ben Affleck and Matt Damon have closed up shop on their long-running Pearl Street Films (which had a deal at Warner Bros.) and are launching a new studio called Artists Equity.
TV news tightens its budget
Anxiety is roiling newsrooms as every outlet has announced staff reductions, budget cuts, and a pullback on all spending.
Jason Blum and James Wan merge horror empires
Jason Blum’s Blumhouse Productions and James Wan’s Atomic Monster are in talks to join forces.
Big Tech’s wave of layoffs exposes an unsustainable hiring model
As Big Tech finally feels the correction that hit the rest of the economy months ago, many of the industry’s largest firms have laid off significant chunks of their workforce.
Netflix moves into livestreaming with a Chris Rock stand-up special
Netflix has announced that it will host its first live-streamed show early next year.
The MCU emerges as a more diverse universe
The MCU emerges as a more diverse universe The Future.
Is social media dead?
The ongoing decline of some of the world’s largest social media companies has been so steep that many are wondering if the age of social media is over.