Twitter Short Interest Drops to 53.6 Million
The modest downtick in shares sold short in Twitter came despite deepening trouble in both management and performance at the company.
The modest downtick in shares sold short in Twitter came despite deepening trouble in both management and performance at the company.
Facebook is scheduled to report its fourth-quarter financial results after the markets closed on Wednesday.
New management is unlikely to solve Twitter's problems in the near term, and there is a high chance they cannot fix them at all.
Adele's most impressive achievement, however, may that the video for the latest album's most popular song, "Hello," has reached more than a billion views on YouTube.
Google once again showed its dominance of U.S. online visitors. It posted unique visitors of more than 248 million unique visitors in December.
Nielsen has caught up to the rest of the world. Whether it will help its TV clients is another matter.
Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) reported its fourth quarter financial results after the markets closed on Tuesday. The company had $0.07 in earnings per share (EPS) on $1.82 billion in revenue compared to consensus estimates…
Netflix is scheduled to report its fourth-quarter financial results after the markets close on Tuesday.
Subscription-based Internet streaming is already revolutionizing the way we consume media, and Netflix is the undisputed leader for now.
According to several sources, Foursquare, the social location app company, raised $45 million, as its valuation fell by nearly 50% from its peak of $650 million.
Say what you want about media tycoon Rupert Murdoch, but he doesn’t give up easily.
Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: EA) is changing the game with its newest release of an online subscription plan for PC gamers. It’s called Origin Access and subscribers pay about $5 a month to sample…
Amazon.com will offer streaming versions of President Obama's final State of the Union Address a day after the event.
Walt Disney has been a top-performing Dow stock for years, and it seems like this company can do no wrong, the way that it left 2015.
Streaming video on demand systems like Netflix, Amazon Prime and Hulu now claim 56% of all pay-TV customers in the United States. That total could exceed 65% by the end of 2016.