Digital Music Services Now Equal Physical Sales, as Piracy Problem Lingers
In news that should cheer digital download companies, digital music sales reportedly have matched those of "physical format sales."
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Newest first · Page 175‘Furious 7’ Crushes Weekend Box Office Again
Following an opening weekend with U.S. ticket sales of $147 million, “Furious 7” once again looks to have a comfortable lead in its second weekend of release.
What Could Ultimately Drive Netflix Shares to $750
Netflix has been and continues to be one of the more interesting and aggressive growth stories in media today.
Jefferies Has 8 Big Reasons to Buy Twitter Now
While many older Americans are using Facebook, much of younger America is getting news, information, commentary and more from Twitter.
Is This the Right Acquisition for LinkedIn?
Thursday brought a surprise in the realm of social media. LinkedIn has announced the acquisition of a website and service called Lynda.com.
Don Mattrick Leaves Zynga, Founder and Chairman Mark Pincus Back as CEO
Zynga was supposed to have a new breath of fresh air when Don Mattrick left Microsoft to join the social game maker as its chief executive officer.
Will DirecTV Have to Kill or Tame Creepy Loser Alter-Ego Rob Lowe Ads?
The Rob Lowe ads for DirecTV may soon have a different message, if a report at the LA Times is correct.
Discovery CEO Makes $156 Million
Discovery Communications is a relatively small public company. The 2014 compensation of its CEO, David Zaslav, was not.
‘Furious 7’ Blows Franchise Past $1 Billion
On its Friday, "Furious 7" opened with $67.3 million in domestic ticket sales to add to the $938 million the franchise had already grossed, pushing the series to more than $1 billion in receipts.
Should the NBA and Its Billions Have AAA Credit Ratings?
Fitch said that its A- rating on the NBA are meant to reflect the underlying core economic model of the organization.
‘Furious 7’ to Pull Franchise Over $1 Billion in US Ticket Sales
The latest installment of the Fast and Furious franchise is expected to sell $110 million in domestic tickets for the three-day weekend.
Americans Hate Getting Bills in the Mail
Americans like to get mail from people they know, as well as holiday or greeting cards. On the other hand, they hate getting bills in the mail.
‘Furious 7’ Debuts on 800 IMAX, 3,900 Total Screens
Wide release for the latest installment of the Fast and Furious franchise is set for Friday on more than 800 IMAX screens worldwide, the widest-ever global IMAX release.
Is Twitter on the Way Back to a $40 Billion Value Again?
Twitter has recovered handily from its post-IPO lows, and now the stock has been started as Buy with a whopping $65 price target at Jefferies.
Charter Deal for Bright House Depends on Comcast-Time Warner Merger
Charter Communications, the nation’s fourth-largest cable operator, has announced that it agreed to acquire Bright House Networks, the sixth-largest U.S. cable operator.