Legendary Digital Network’s video-on-demand platform that lets viewers influence the show in real-time.
How Pinterest is building a revolution on photos, recipes and tutorials
The image-bookmarking app aims to revolutionize how people discover products and content and how they buy stuff.
Arianna Huffington: There’s no new media firm, it’s a wellness start-up
Arianna Huffington is launching a start-up focused on teaching companies health and wellness principles.
China will be bigger for the box office than the US next year: PwC
Move over US: China will generate the most box office revenue by next year according to PricewaterhouseCoopers.
Sports guy Bill Simmons opens up about his new show after being ousted by ESPN
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Cashing in on disruptors, no matter the IPO market
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New Viacom bylaws could prevent Paramount sale
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BuzzFeed says no to RNC and Trump ad money
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Comic books buck digital ‘cannibalization’ trend as print sales roll
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Why the momentum won’t stop for these elite start-ups
The rapid pace of innovation is helping start-ups with breakthrough ideas and business models disrupt the status quo.
Less commercials on TV doesn’t mean fewer ads
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Milner: We’re looking at the US, China
Yuri Milner, DST Global founder, speaks with CNBC’s Julia Boorstin and Jon Fortt at the Code Conference about finding “the next Facebook,” and where he’s looking for game-changing opportunities around the globe.
Facebook’s Sandberg on the record
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The binge life: Final season of ‘Cheers,’ or the new ‘House of Cards?’
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