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YouTube ingests the sweet fruit of carriage-war victory, Netflix makes a maverick metrics move, and did an obscure reality TV producer really start the rumor about the Saudis buying WBD?
Also in our weekly review of all things technology, media and telecom, we ask why Wall Street isn't impressed by Disney's 39% growth on Q3 operating income for streaming?
Charlie Ergen gets ready to chuck quarterly earnings, Wall Street dismisses another perfect quarter by The Trade Desk, and YouTube and Disney keep our sports off the air like they just don't care
Also in our weekly review of all things technology, media and telecom, Sinclair's Chris Ripley tells investors to get ready for a broadcast TV world with essentially just two big station groups in it
Nvidia's Jensen Huang touts the next phase of the AI bubble, Disney and YouTube make serious carriage war, and Netflix cleverly seizes an opportunity to look at Warner's books
Also in our weekly review of all things technology, media and telecom, we look at how AI infused nitros oxide into every facet of Alphabet's business in Q3
Apple TV and Peacock bungle the launch of their big bundle, Netflix studies a future of streaming over Elon Musk's (slow) satellites, and did the NBA's $76 billion future just rim out?
As we struggle to sort out our Apple TV account issues in time for the Nov. 9 debut of Vince Gilligan's 'Pluribus,' our weekly look at all things technology, media and telecom reveals how a big internal change at Penske Media Group probably signaled this year's Golden Globes sales backlash
Creator Economy's frogs regale Sora's scorpions at MIPCOM, the Pentagon targets Netflix, and Apple drives its non-plussed SVOD to survival with a huge F1 deal
Also in our weekly newsletter focused on all things technology, media and telecom, MAGA-minded 'LA Times' owner Patrick Soon-Shiong woos investors ... by admitting his paper lost $50 million last year, and Elon Musk comes away with a Texas-sized BEAD allocation
Charter takes Lakers fans courtside with Apple Vision Pro, OpenAI's Sora drowns us in deepfakes, and Bari Weiss bares her Heritage Foundation soul
Also in our weekly look at all things technology, media and telecom, we look at how Amazon has quickly taken over the future of the advertising business
Netflix flexes its 'pricing power' on Elon Musk, Ventura and Vega somehow make TVOS even more complicated, and the Saudis take over EA with just $55 billion
Also in our weekly look at all things technology, media and telecom, ChatGPT dominates AI tool traffic, Brendan Carr gets hauled out in front of Congress ... and Bad Bunny, and clever bundling strategies reinvigorate SVOD demand
Disney told to ditch the 'regulatory risk' of broadcast TV, Comcast and Charter zoom towards a cable comeback, and MAGA looks for a TikTok takeover
Also in our weekly newsletter covering all things technology, media and telecom, Paul Thomas Anderson's 'One Battle After Another' saves the box office (for real this time, it's truly great)
Help us 'dopey, lowlife slimeball' Brian Roberts, you're our only hope; also, NFL ratings surge anew, and Verizon's fading Fios TV somehow satisfies linear video subscribers
And in our weekly look at all things technology, media and telecom, we throw cold water on the rumor of a Netflix takeover of Warner Bros.
David Zaslav says consumers have too much streaming choice, while Charlie Ergen has no choice but to sell wireless spectrum to Elon Musk
Also in our weekly newsletter covering all things technology, media and telecom, we make an early-morning Sunday prediction of an Emmy cleanup for Netflix's 'Adolescence'
