Tidal introduces free tools to let US songwriters track royalties and claim and manage their catalog on the service (Ivan Mehta/TechCrunch)
Mediagazer: Tidal introduces free tools to let US songwriters track royalties and claim and manage their catalog on the service (Ivan Mehta/TechCrunch)
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Reuters:
Reuters says a strike on a hotel in eastern Ukraine killed Ryan Evans, who was a safety adviser for the agency, and two journalists were hospitalized— Ryan Evans, a member of the Reuters team covering the war in Ukraine, was killed and two Reuters journalists were injured in a strike …
Discussion: Washington Post, London Evening Standard, New York Post, BBC, Deadline, TVNewsCheck, Committee to Protect …, @williamsjon, @beaking_news, Al Jazeera, @marikakatanuma, @w7voa@journa.host, The Wrap, Voice of America, @zelenskyyua, Associated Press, @kyivindependent_official …, @tggrove, Reporters Without Borders, @reuterszengerle, @christopherjm, Financial Times, CBS News, Metro.co.uk, Bloomberg and Talking Biz News
Discussion:
Rachel Pannett /
Washington Post: Reuters safety adviser killed, journalists injured in hotel strike in Ukraine
David Hughes /
London Evening Standard: Lammy ‘saddened’ by death of Briton working as Reuters safety adviser in Ukraine
Nick Beake /
BBC: Reuters journalist missing after strike in Ukraine
Caroline Frost /
Deadline: Reuters Team Member Missing, Two In Hospital, After Strike On Hotel In Ukraine
Etan Vlessing /
TVNewsCheck: Kate Winslet To Star In ‘The Spot’ Series For Hulu Committee to Protect Journalists: Reuters safety adviser killed, three journalists injured in Ukraine
Jon Williams /
@williamsjon: Dreadful news: thoughts with friends @Reuters after missile hits hotel in eastern Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk - one of team missing, two others hospitalised. Reminder, if needed, of terrible toll 2024 taking on journalists - from #Gaza to #Ukraine & beyond. #protectjournalists
Nick Beake /
@beaking_news: Many condolences to the family and colleagues of Ryan Evans - the British man killed in a missile strike in Ukraine last night. He was a safety advisor for Reuters, doing invaluable work looking after his team of journalists. https://www.bbc.com/...
Marika Katanuma /
@marikakatanuma: > The journalists, ages 38 and 40 years, suffered concussion, broken limbs, cuts and other wounds, Ukrainian officials said. The third is missing in debris as search efforts continue.
Steve Herman /
@w7voa@journa.host: Update: The body of Reuters safety advisor Ryan Evans has been found under the rubble of the Hotel Sapfir in Kramatorsk. — [image] @zelenskyyua: Today in Kramatorsk, the entire day was spent clearing the rubble after a Russian missile strike. Among the injured were journalists - a Reuters film crew, citizens of Ukraine, America, and Britain. A regular city hotel was destroyed by a Russian “Iskander” missile. Deliberately. [video] Associated Press: Russian missile strike on hotel in eastern Ukraine kills British safety advisor embedded with journalists @kyivindependent_official@threads.net: ⚡️UPDATE: Reuters safety adviser killed, 6 others injured in Kramatorsk strike. Ryan Evans, a member of the Reuters team reporting on the war in Ukraine, was killed, and two other Reuters journalists were injured in a Russian missile strike on Kramatorsk that occurred late at night on Aug. 24, the news agency said.
Thomas Grove /
@tggrove: What's heartbreaking is that the many people who help us gather the news are rarely recognized, even while putting themselves in harm's way. So sorry to hear this. Reporters Without Borders: Ukraine: RSF condemns Russian attack leaving two Reuters staff injured and one killed
Patricia Zengerle /
@reuterszengerle: Aug 25 (Reuters) - Ryan Evans, a member of the Reuters team covering the war in Ukraine, was killed and two Reuters journalists were injured in a strike on a hotel in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk, the news agency said on Sunday. [image]
Christopher Miller /
@christopherjm: An unfortunate update to this story: The office of the prosecutor-general of Ukraine said on Sunday evening that the body of a UK citizen had been recovered from the debris of the hotel. I understand this person was a Reuters security advisor. Awful news. Thoughts with his family
Christopher Miller /
Financial Times: Reuters team member killed in Russian missile attack on Ukraine hotel
Kateryna Chursina /
Bloomberg: Reuters Journalists Wounded in Russian Strike on Kramatorsk
Chris Roush /
Talking Biz News: Reuters staffer missing in Ukraine after strike
The Verge:
Gannett is shutting down its product reviews site Reviewed, sources say on November 1; staff previously accused Gannett of publishing AI-generated reviews— Newspaper giant Gannett is shutting down Reviewed, its product reviews site, effective November 1st, according to sources familiar with the decision.
Discussion:
@jaronschneider@threads.net, @baekdal, @michaelbishop.me, @andyorin, @miarsato, @jhilburg, @ckrewson, @loudmouthjulia, @jeremymbarr
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Jaron Schneider /
@jaronschneider@threads.net: This fucking sucks. This was a good publication with great people and solid integrity ruined by a shitty publisher.
Thomas Baekdal /
@baekdal: It's always sad when a publisher site closes, but if they were indeed using AI, I'm really happy to see it go. AI's can't, by definition review products. It just pretends to, so any publisher doing this is an offense against everything journalism stands for.
Michael Bishop /
@michaelbishop.me: AI slop not profitable, news at 11 [embedded post]
Mia Sato /
@miarsato: Scoop: Gannett is shuttering Reviewed, the product reviews site that staff said published AI-generated articles last year. The unionized employees were critical of the content, which was produced by a third party marketing firm. https://www.theverge.com/...
Jonathan Hanukkahburg /
@jhilburg: Lol just found out they're dissolving the company and I'm unemployed as of November 1st
Chris Krewson /
@ckrewson: (In 2023) Michael E. Reed made $3,862,232 in total compensation. https://www1.salary.com/.... But yeah, the algorithm.
Julia Alexander /
@loudmouthjulia: Reviews, which Google Overview AI/Perplexity/Chat GPT can summarize as “pros and cons” lists directly within their search engines, is a perfect example of the coverage most in danger of being bulldozed via article lifting. Especially if you don't have an NYT audience of 10M subs.
Julia Alexander /
@loudmouthjulia: Summaries won't carry context or nuance of a professional reviewer's article, but it's just good enough for someone who wants a top line breakdown. It's what happens when the first link on Google is replaced by Google. Publishers should band together, demand, and fight for $$$$.
Jeremy Barr /
@jeremymbarr: News: Gannett has decided to shutter its Wirecutter-like reviews operation, Reviewed. “Google's constant algorithm changes have degraded our current business model, and our ability to operate Reviewed effectively,” a Gannett exec says in a memo. Employees will be “impacted.”
Politico:
Sources: the Harris-Trump negotiations for the ABC debate on September 10 have hit an impasse; the Harris campaign says they want open mics during the debate— With help from Eli Okun, Garrett Ross and Bethany Irvine — DRIVING THE DAY — SCOOP: IS THIS THING ON?
Discussion:
Mediaite, Washington Post, HuffPost, Asian American Journalists …, Mother Jones, New Republic, Fox News, The Daily Beast, Al Jazeera, @nbcpolitics, The Wrap, CNN, Associated Press, @brianefallon, Raw Story, New Jersey Online, The Hill, Vanity Fair, New York Post, Fortune, CBS News, @katesullivandc, The Guardian, @yair_rosenberg, @tommyxtopher, @blueboxdave, @vincecoglianese, Rolling Stone, @scarylawyerguy, @keithboykin, @kneerecon, @selinawangtv, @kaitlancollins, @maxkennerly, @selinawangtv, Deadline, @skylerforny, @metzgov, @sahilkapur, @samstein, Media Play News, @eugenedaniels2, Forbes, @justinbaragona and @brianefallon, more at Techmeme »
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Isaac Schorr /
Mediaite: Harris Campaign Comms Director Taunts Trump Over Debate Mic Policy: ‘Issue Is Resolved Unless’ Trump ‘Allows His Handlers to Overrule Him’
Marianne LeVine /
Washington Post: Trump suggests he might skip ABC debate with Harris
Nicole Yu /
Asian American Journalists Association: News networks need more presidential debate moderators who reflect America's diversity
Julianne McShane /
Mother Jones: Trump's Campaign Sure Doesn't Seem to Want People to Hear Him at the Debate Fox News: Harris preps for debate with Google lawyer, creating ‘conflict of interest,’ Trump campaign says
Clay Walker /
The Daily Beast: Don't Silence Me! Trump ‘On Steroids’ Fights With Aides Over Debate Mics @nbcpolitics: .@jake__traylor: “Would you want the microphones muted in the debate whenever you're not speaking?” Donald Trump: “We agreed to the same rules. I don't know, doesn't matter to me. ... The agreement was that it would be the same as it was last time. In that case, it was muted.” [video]
Natalie Korach /
The Wrap: Kamala Harris and Donald Trump Tussle Over Muted Microphones at ABC News Debate
Brian Fallon /
@brianefallon: Trump should honor his commitment to debate VP Harris on ABC on Sept 10 and he should reject his handlers' attempts to muzzle him via a muted microphone. The VP is ready to debate Trump live and uncensored. Trump should stop hiding behind the mute button https://www.politico.com/...
David Badash /
Raw Story: Harris camp calls Trump's bluff on debate
Matt Arco /
New Jersey Online: Harris vs. Trump: Who got higher ratings at their conventions? Here's the answer.
Cate Martel /
The Hill: 12:30 Report — Harris, Trump fight over debate rules
Josh Christenson /
New York Post: Trump takes up Harris campaign's dare to debate without ‘muted microphones’
Stephanie Lai /
Fortune: Harris campaign says Trump's team is afraid to let him debate without mute button
Kate Sullivan /
@katesullivandc: Trump tells @jake__traylor he'd rather keep the mics on during the debate despite his campaign pushing to keep the same rules as the last debate when mics were muted except when it was the candidate's turn to speak. “Doesn't matter to me, I'd rather have it probably on.”
Richard Luscombe /
The Guardian: Donald Trump threatens to pull out of 10 September presidential debate
Yair Rosenberg /
@yair_rosenberg: The Harris team wanting to unmute Trump's debate mic so he can interrupt her suggests they may have finally learned the lesson liberals until now have not: the key to beating Trump is not muzzling him, but letting voters hear him unfiltered so they remember why they dislike him. @tommyxtopher: CNN's Kaitlan Collins Says Trump Really Doesn't Want To Debate Kamala Harris — Trump Sources Tell Her He's ‘Struggling’ https://mediaite.com/a/bxldj via @mediaite [video]
David Marcus /
@blueboxdave: I guess, what's the difference who the candidate is, is out the window now. “The rules for the CNN debate were never agreed to by Harris' campaign; they happened when Biden was still the candidate.” https://www.politico.com/...
Vince Coglianese /
@vincecoglianese: I'm for open mics, but it's pretty obvious the Kamala camp is pining for another “I'm speaking” moment — a quick hack to secure corporate media headlines
Nikki McCann Ramirez /
Rolling Stone: Trump Hints He May Ditch Debate as Rules Negotiations Stall @scarylawyerguy: Harris's team probably wants the mics to be open b/c it was clear from the Trump/Biden debate that the moderators let Trump lie continually w/o fact checking him and she's going to need to do that b/c reporters refuse to, in addition to making her own case for election.
Keith Boykin /
@keithboykin: I don't think Trump wants to debate Kamala Harris, but I think he will. He craves attention, and he's not getting it. The debate over debates gives him some attention, and the debate, itself, gives him a much needed audience as his campaign loses steam. https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ...
Karl Rosenfeld /
@kneerecon: Trump now suggests he may back out of Harris debate. Says he doesn't trust ABC hosts. Maybe the people he's practicing with are too tough on him. Or, more likely, our orange laden strongman is concerned that a Black woman will ‘light’ him up.
Selina Wang /
@selinawangtv: Harris campaign: “We suspect Trump's team has not even told their boss about this dispute because it would be too embarrassing to admit they don't think he can handle himself against Vice President Harris without the benefit of a mute button”
Kaitlan Collins /
@kaitlancollins: Trump's post about “staying tuned” for the ABC debate isn't a huge surprise to those around him given how he's been talking about it privately.
Max Kennerly /
@maxkennerly: Sometimes I wonder if Trump is trying to look afraid of debating Harris because that will lower expectations for his performance at the debate, which will inevitably be an old angry dude with a bad brain ranting about nonsense.
Selina Wang /
@selinawangtv: Harris campaign says they want mics hot during the entire ABC News debate on Sept 10, adding “Our understanding is that Trump's handlers prefer the muted microphone because they don't think their candidate can act presidential for 90 minutes on his own”
Ted Johnson /
Deadline: “Stop Hiding Behind The Mute Button”: Kamala Harris' Campaign In Debate Dispute With Trump Campaign Over Shutting Off Mics
Skyler Johnson /
@skylerforny: Wow. Trump's own people do not trust that he can stay quiet while Kamala Harris is speaking. Why are they afraid of the American people hearing what their candidate really thinks?
Bryan Metzger /
@metzgov: I think the specifics of who's reneging on what are less significant than the fact that Harris's campaign thinks having Trump unmuted will benefit her, while Biden's campaign did not think that.
Sahil Kapur /
@sahilkapur: 👀 New post from Donald Trump attacking ABC and raising the prospect of backing out of the Sept. 10 presidential debate that he agreed to: “why would I do the Debate against Kamala Harris on that network?” He ends it with a “Stay tuned” [image]
Sam Stein /
@samstein: Harris camp argued Trump was reneging on the debate deal when he initially backed out of the debate he and Biden agreed to. Now Harris camp is trying to change the specifics of that deal by saying there should be no mic cut off. And the argument is, they were never party to
Erik Gruenwedel /
Media Play News: Disney+/Hulu to Live-Stream First Harris-Trump Presidential Debate on Sept. 10
Eugene Daniels /
@eugenedaniels2: FIRST IN PB: Negotiations over the Harris-Trump debate have hit a speed bump over ... A muted mic. The Trump camp wants the CNN rules while the Harris folks want them to be open the whole time just in case he has “an intemperate outburst.” Deets 👇🏾👇🏾 👇🏾 https://www.politico.com/...
Siladitya Ray /
Forbes: Trump Signals He May Skip ABC News Debate After Bashing Network
Justin Baragona /
@justinbaragona: So definitely looks like Trump is laying the groundwork to pull out of the ABC News debate. [image]
Brian Fallon /
@brianefallon: Trump said unmuting the mics “doesn't matter to me.” Always suspected it was something his staff wanted, not him personally. With this resolved, everything is now set for Sept 10th.
Semafor:
A group of media veterans and Democratic political operatives launch The Barbed Wire, a Texas for-profit digital news outlet; Olivia Messer is editor-in-chief— The Scoop — A group of media veterans and Democratic political operatives are launching a new for-profit digital news outlet in Texas.
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Dan Solomon /
@dansolomon.bsky.social: real psyched about this! lotta talent in this newsroom, and lord knows there's enough going on in this state for em [embedded post]
Olivia Ruth Messer /
@oliviamesser: launching a news outlet is v brat summer https://thebarbedwire.com/... [image]
Olivia Messer /
The Barbed Wire: Are You There, Texas? It's Me, Olivia.
Jeff Rotkoff /
The Barbed Wire: A Note from Our Publisher — Like What You See? — All killer, no filler. — Let's Be Friends...With Benefits
Elizabeth Spiers /
@espiers.bsky.social: Been working on this for a while and we're really excited about it. More coming tomorrow! [embedded post]
Karen K. Ho /
@karenho.bsky.social: This opening letter from @oliviamesser.bsky.social is phenomenal, and worth reading in full: thebarbedwire.com/2024/08/22/ a... [embedded post]
Bloomberg:
Sources: Paramount is moving ahead with asset disposals, including a potential sale of 12 TV stations that it considers non-core, which could fetch $500M to $1B— - Independent stations could fetch $500 million to $1 billion — Paramount remains the subject of an ongoing takeover saga
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The Desk, @michellef_davis, Cord Cutters News and @matthewkeyslive
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Matthew Keys /
The Desk: Paramount hires bank to weigh sale of non-core TV stations
Michelle F. Davis /
@michellef_davis: scooplet: Paramount has hired a bank to help it find buyer(s) for a dozen independent TV stations, some which used to be The CW Network affiliates. The potential sale is part of a plan to dispose of noncore assets to raise cash. story with @chrispalmeri https://www.bloomberg.com/...
TechCrunch:
Viggle, developer of 3D-video foundation model JST-1, raised a $19M Series A led by a16z; Viggle says the model is trained on public sources, including YouTube— You might not know Viggle AI, but you've likely seen the viral memes it created. The Canadian AI startup is responsible …
Discussion:
@trisalvagni.bsky.social, @allenlau, @venturetwins, BetaKit and Viggle AI
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Jason D. Salvagni /
@trisalvagni.bsky.social: If creators' art can be stolen whole cloth from YouTube and called “public sources” then we can absolutely walk into the a16z and TechCrunch offices, steal everything in sight and drain their bank accounts because that's the same definition of “public sources” [embedded post]
Allen Lau /
@allenlau: I am super excited to announce that Toronto-based startup @ViggleAI has raised $19M USD in funding! 🎉 The round was led by @a16z, with @twosmallfishvc as a significant investor. As part of the investment, I have also joined the company as an advisor. In short, Viggle makes it
Justine Moore /
@venturetwins: Announcing our investment in @ViggleAI! Viggle makes it incredibly easy to put characters in videos or make them move. Since launch in March, millions have used Viggle to make memes, dancing videos, acting clips - and more. (see me, CEO Hang, and @kirbyman01 ⬇️) [video]
Josh Scott /
BetaKit: Viggle AI closes $26-million CAD Series A to expand AI-powered video generator
TechCrunch:
Tidal introduces free tools to let US songwriters track royalties and claim and manage their catalog on the service— Music streaming service Tidal has launched new features that let artists track royalties and manage the music they have songwriting credits for on the platform.
Discussion:
@tidal, BetaNews, Slate, TIDAL, Music Business Worldwide and Silicon UK
Discussion:
@tidal: Introducing new tools for songwriters, helping you understand, manage, and maximize the value of your credited catalog in one convenient place. Claim your Songwriter profile in TIDAL Artist Home to get started. Available only to US-based songwriters. 🔗 https://tidal.com/... [image]
Brian Fagioli /
BetaNews: TIDAL launches new tools for US songwriters to manage royalties
Andy Vasoyan /
Slate: Spotify Has a Fake-Band Problem. It's a Sign of Things to Come.
Daniel Tencer /
Music Business Worldwide: TIDAL launches tool for US songwriters to claim and manage their work
Businesswire /
Silicon UK: Songwriters Can Now Manage Their Catalog with TIDAL
Semafor:
Sources: ABC News adjusted 538's US election model after taking it down for nearly a month; Nate Silver and Nate Cohn criticize ABC over a lack of transparency— The Scoop — The most scrutinized election forecast model in the US is back online after a mysterious month-long hiatus.
Discussion:
@briangaar, @semaforben, @nate_cohn, @walthickey, @nick_field90, Newsweek, @nate_cohn, @maxwelltani, @mikeroe, @lxeagle17, @natesilver538 and @mappingfl
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Brian Gaar /
@briangaar: Very happy to announce the launch of The Barbed Wire, a new site devoted to Texas culture & politics. I'm the senior editor and my first piece is about Star Citizen, the $700 million video game developed in Austin that STILL hasn't released. Enjoy! https://thebarbedwire.com/...
Nate Cohn /
@nate_cohn: FiveThirtyEight released a new model today, showing Harris with a 58% chance to win. But it's clearly a very different model and I think it's important to hear more about the differences
Walter Hickey /
@walthickey: transparency and integrity were core principles of FiveThirtyEight's modeling for years, what the hell is happening at 538. https://www.semafor.com/... [image]
Nick Field /
@nick_field90: “Network sources said 538 staff have had the model largely ready for publication for the past several weeks, but were prohibited by ABC News and the network's communications team from discussing or disclosing many details about the changes publicly” https://www.semafor.com/...
Nate Cohn /
@nate_cohn: And in case it's not clear: I think the new model makes a lot more sense. There are entirely plausible reasons for these kind of shifts, from finding a bug to the differences between incumbent and open races and so on. But you have to explain it!
Max Tani /
@maxwelltani: Per people I've spoken with at ABC, 538 staff have been prohibited by ABC News and the network's communications team from discussing many details about the changes publicly https://www.semafor.com/...
Mike Roe /
@mikeroe: It makes me sad that the replies show how opaque ABC News has been about the fact that Nate left and the current 538 model isn't his famously accurate one. Glad that they're trying to fix it though, and my thanks to both for the data and probabilities they share!
Lakshya Jain /
@lxeagle17: It seems ABC has made it extremely hard to find the new FiveThirtyEight model. Perhaps I am missing something, but I can only find it via clicking the “How 538's 2024 presidential election forecast works” article link, which then contains a link to it. It's not on the home page.
Nate Silver /
@natesilver538: The 538 model was very obviously broken before and it's good they fixed it but man you gotta admit that it was broken and that you radically changed it.
Bloomberg:
Despite some global box office hits, China has been a total washout for US studios this summer; 80%+ of China's box office is now generated by homegrown movies— Ticket sales are down, and fans aren't turning out for US films like they used to — We'll run through why the Chinese box office …
Discussion:
@thedragonfeeder and @lucas_shaw
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Chris Fenton /
@thedragonfeeder: ""Most, if not all, studios project zero revenue from China now at the green-light process," said Chris Fenton, a producer & author of #FeedingtheDragon. “If a film eventually makes money in China, it's now viewed as gravy."" @tgbuckley @soheefication https://www.bloomberg.com/...?
Semafor:
Megyn Kelly's “The Megyn Kelly Show” YouTube channel, which has 2.3M subscribers, had ~117M views in July 2024, more than NBC News, CBS News, BBC News, and CNBC— The News — When then-host Megyn Kelly was pushed out of NBC News in 2019, many television network insiders thought her broadcast career was likely over.
Discussion:
@jasoncolavito, @politicalmath, Mediaite, Reason and TVNewsCheck
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Jason Colavito /
@jasoncolavito: The conclusion doesn't follow from the premises. Kelly's YouTube show is on YouTube and Sirius, averaging 150K views per video, while network news operates across multiple platforms and YouTube channels, with the majority of viewers watching on TV or streaming.
PoIiMath /
@politicalmath: This news got me thinking: This could be the year that actually breaks the power of the major news networks If people want to genuinely investigate the Harris-Walz campaign and the press refuses to do so, maybe that is what breaks their reliance on TV news channels
Isaac Schorr /
Mediaite: Megyn Kelly Singlehandedly Had Over 30 Million More Views on YouTube in July Than NBC or CBS News
Liz Wolfe /
Reason: J.D. Vance's Revisionist History
Max Tani /
TVNewsCheck: Inside Megyn Kelly's YouTube Success
New York Times:
After a string of misses at theaters, Apple reverses course on upcoming action comedy Wolfs, starring Brad Pitt, by opting for a very limited theatrical release— “Wolfs,” a new film starring George Clooney and Brad Pitt, was going to get a robust theatrical release. But the company is curtailing that plan.
Discussion:
@jbillinson@threads.net, Dexerto, @tvgrimreaper, @lokimicap, @tvgrimreaper, @traceyryniec, @culturecrave, Rotten Tomatoes and Screen Rant
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Josh Billinson /
@jbillinson@threads.net: Can't imagine a crime comedy with George Clooney and Brad Pitt doing well at the box office, probably best to just dump it on a streaming service.
Kayla Harrington /
Dexerto: Brad Pitt's new Apple TV movie slammed for “absurd” budget that “makes no financial sense” @tvgrimreaper: I like @MattBelloni's idea that Apple is bailing on wide theatrical releases because besides the financial results being terrible, they're also very public, and heavily covered in the media. Apple likes to control its narrative, and that's completely out of its control. @lokimicap: Not even as rich a company as Apple is good at everything. It has failed so far at the theaters and despite having many quality movies and series, it has done a crappy job promoting such content on Apple TV+ $AAPL https://www.nytimes.com/... [image]
Tracey Ryniec /
@traceyryniec: How much longer before Apple just gets out of the content business altogether? You cannot “win” at it. You will have big failures and likely lose money. $AAPL Apple Rethinks Its Movie Strategy After a String of Misses https://www.nytimes.com/... [image] @culturecrave: Brad Pitt and George Clooney were each paid $35M to star in #Wolfs Director Jon Watts was paid $15M The movie will be in theaters for one week before releasing on Apple TV+ September 27 (via @nytimes) [image]
The Hollywood Reporter:
Memo: ESPN outlines a reorganization, including promoting David Roberts to oversee sports news and entertainment, and plans to cut “a few dedicated colleagues”— The Disney-owned sports media giant promoted Mike McQuade and David Roberts to oversee sports, news …
Discussion:
Sportico, The Wrap, Variety, Awful Announcing, Sports Media Watch, Deadline and @bristei
Discussion:
Anthony Crupi /
Sportico: ESPN's Burke Magnus Overhauls Network's Management Structure
Lucas Manfredi /
The Wrap: ESPN Restructures Content Division, Elevates Mike McQuade to Sports Production EVP
Brian Steinberg /
Variety: ESPN Elevates Mike McQuade, David Roberts in Content Overhaul
Ben Axelrod /
Awful Announcing: ESPN announces reorganization, including Mike McQuade as EVP of sports production
Dade Hayes /
Related Knowledge Center: Climate economics
Climate change is now a driver of the world’s economy. The impact is profound:
- Catastrophic weather events — hurricanes, floods, droughts, high temperatures — are more frequent and more extreme. The cost can be measured in both the initial damage caused and the longer-term impact on the economy.
- Vulnerable communities are increasing climate-related investments, hardening infrastructure and taking other protective measures.
- Investment in carbon capture and storage technologies is increasingly rapidly.
- Governments are making investments and crafting regulations to reduce emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases.
On top of all of this is the cost of uncertainty. As the Fourth National Climate Assessment, released in 2018 by the U.S. Global Change Research Program, says, “The assumption that current and future climate conditions will resemble the recent past is no longer valid.”