@EpicEDM Shows Twitter in a Different Light
Rather than relegating itself to a marketing vehicle for vid programmers, Twitter could be in position to move up the media food chain.
Andrew Wallenstein
Why Some Stars Get Kicked Off Kickstarter
On Kickstarter, talent should stick to what made them popular, not look for a departure.
Netflix Keeps Its Lead Over HBO in U.S. Subscriber Count
When Netflix reported its U.S. subscriber count back in April, it marked a milestone quarter for the streaming service: Its 29.17 million count pushed it ahead of rival HBO for the first time. And…
Why Some 'Mad Men' Fans May Mistakenly Miss Sunday's Episode
There could be a lot of “Mad Men” fans grumbling on the West Coast come Sunday. Time Warner Cable subscribers in Los Angeles accustomed to watching new episodes of the AMC series in high definition…
Here's Who Should Own Hulu
Talk all you want about Hulu's technology, talent and brand, but the venture's bread and butter are its content deals with the broadcasters whose parent companies also own it.
Top Wall Street Analyst: Pay TV “Cord-Cutting Is Real”
No one on the planet may know more about the pay-TV business than Craig Moffett, who analyzed it consistently and cogently for about a decade at Bernstein Research up until the end of last year. He…
HBO Upgrading HBO Go for a Future It's Not Ready to Embrace
Consumers could eventually be able to buy HBO Go without having to pay for a subscription to the pay-TV channel if the latest series of hints from HBO CEO Richard Plepler are to be believed–just not…
Netflix Chief Rips New York Times Over Negative 'Arrested Development' Review
Do Netflix a favor, critics: Don't review an original series like “Arrested Development” immediately after it launches in the wee hours of the night. That's the advice Netflix chief content officer…
Top YouTube Channel Smosh Eyes Jump to TV (EXCLUSIVE)
Smosh could be making the move to TV. Alloy Digital, the company behind the top-ranked YouTube channel, is in talks with multiple cable networks about finding a second home for the talent across…
'Arrested Development' Won't Be Last Show Saved by Digital Content Providers
If "Arrested" can find its way to new episodes, who knows what options will be available to the next prematurely unplugged series.
