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Is Streaming The Key For Cable’s Survival?
The gains validate a bold bet by Charter Chief Executive Chris Winfrey: that cable could survive, if no longer thrive, by embracing the apps that had begun to supplant the traditional TV bundle. – The Wall Street Journal
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The Washington Post’s Leaders Missed the Point
What does it mean to subscribe to something? Whether we mean a belief or a magazine, the definition is complicated. I began subscribing to The New Yorker when I was a sophomore in college; more than 30 years later, I have yet to stop and…
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FCC Pushes TV Programmers To Produce Patriotic Content
Suggestions of pro-America content the department made include running public service announcements, short segments, or full specials specifically promoting civic education, inspiring local stories, and American history or starting each…
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Relooted: the South African video game where players take back artefacts from western museums |…
A new South African video game lets players take back African artefacts held in western museums in a series of heists, amid a growing campaign to repatriate treasures looted by colonial armies.Players of Relooted become South African…
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The Vegas Sphere Generates $1.2 Billion In Income In 2025
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Reading Brink Lindsey’s The Permanent Problem
Brink Lindsey takes his title from one of my favourite essays, John Maynard Keynes’s “Economic Possibilities for Our Grandchildren” (which I wrote about here). Keynes, in 1930, wondered what lives might be like in our present.…
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Vandals Attack Outdoor Skating Rink At The Kennedy Center
An unidentified person poured a substance, likely some combination of motor oil and antifreeze, on a temporary ice rink built outside the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, damaging the surface and forcing a Friday…
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Report: Three Quarters Of Chicago’s Live Music Venues Are Not Profitable
“The State of Live,” newly released by the Chicago Independent Venue League, finds that nearly three out of four independent live entertainment venues in the city are currently not profitable, as they reel from rising artist fees,…
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Reading Brink Lindsey’s The Permanent Problem
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When “Better Than” meets “Good Enough”
Maybe you’ve seen the video below this week? It features the latest robotics by a Chinese robotics firm harnessed for a demonstration at this year’s Spring Festival Gala. Give it a minute. I’ll wait.…
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