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Demis Hassabis
Julia Alexander June 30, 2026
The entertainment industry is worrying about the indie player’s $75 million deal with DeepMind for all the wrong reasons. Google isn’t trying to get into filmmaking—but it does want filmmakers to start using its tools.
Tyler Denk
Julia Alexander June 26, 2026
As the business matures, newsletter creators need new strategies—including more differentiated content, smarter pricing, and community engagement—to stand out amid the glut. A new report reveals some crucial insights.
Lachlan Murdoch
Julia Alexander June 17, 2026
Fox’s $22 billion acquisition will do more than just add a third streaming option to pair with Tubi and Fox One. It would also give the Murdochs a foothold in the distribution business at the exact right moment.
Mark Thompson
Julia Alexander June 12, 2026
CNN is chasing The New York Times to tap into the wellness-obsessed world of peptides and GLP-1s as its next great subscription engine. Can legacy media compete with an army of TikTok doctors? And, perhaps more to the point, should they?


Billy Parks
Julia Alexander June 10, 2026
Studios and streamers have had mixed success trying to graft YouTube stars onto their own platforms. Fox’s new Creator Studios is trying something different: investing in I.P. across the internet, regardless of where it shows up.
Peter Rothpletz headshot
Julia Alexander June 8, 2026
A conversation with Peter Rothpletz, founder of the newly launched Verbatim Media, which hopes to do for progressive creators what Fox’s Red Seat Ventures has done for Tucker Carlson and Megyn Kelly.
Elon Musk
Julia Alexander June 1, 2026
In many ways, Elon’s ambitions for X are actually bigger than his terrestrial competitors could ever fathom. The question is whether he can execute on a plan that sounds crazy for anyone but him.
sundar pichai
Julia Alexander May 22, 2026
Agentic search will, at least in theory, spell doom for many of the billions of sites on the open web, and usher in a strange back-end micropayment marketplace where agents trade commissions piecemeal. But is that theory undervaluing the power of people and the publishers who know how to connect with them?


shadow and bone
Julia Alexander May 19, 2026
Hollywood keeps trying to mine the red-hot genre for adaptations with built-in female fandoms. So why haven’t Amazon or Netflix cracked the code?
summer house
Julia Alexander April 21, 2026
Even as unscripted TV’s share of streaming watch time has fallen, Bravo has created a content flywheel that consistently helps its shows enter the broader cultural conversation. One of its biggest strengths may be its adherence to the weekly episode drop.
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