March 15, 2012
by Tom Cheredar
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The debate over the true impact of piracy is likely to intensify between now and this summer, as several of the country’s largest Internet service providers inch closer to voluntarily implementing anti-piracy policies from the Recording Industry Ass… Continue reading
March 13, 2012
by Ben Popper
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Aereo, the New York startup that is building a new system for streaming and recoding live TV, is countersuing the big TV networks that filed a lawsuit against it at the beginning of this month. The company, which is backed by local investors like First… Continue reading
February 27, 2012
by Drew Olanoff
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Facebook is planning to make a bulk of its money from advertising, that’s no secret. When you’re logged into the social network you’ll see display ads on the right-hand side of your Newsfeed that loosely fit your interests. The company is also … Continue reading
February 9, 2012
by Paul Sawers
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The American Booksellers Association (ABA) is the latest body to join the slew of retailers Stateside boycotting books from Amazon’s publishing division.
The ABA is the USA’s national, not-for-profit trade association which exists to protect and pr… Continue reading
January 31, 2012
by Surat Lozowick
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Commercial ebook publishing and distribution is a crowded space: Amazon, Apple, Google, Barnes and Noble and others each have stores and devices for digital books, which have been seeing consistent growth. Ebooks are undoubtedly the future of long-from… Continue reading