Media Industries: Newspapers, TV, Radio, Movies, Online

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Media Industries: Newspapers, TV, Radio, Movies, Online

An SI Board Since March 2006

Posts	SubjectMarks	Bans	Symbol
9208	69	1	NFLX

Emcee: Ron	Type: Moderated

Introduction Market Data Compact

With advancements in technology the media sector is far broader than just a few years ago.
This board will focus on media as a business: Profit, loss, innovation, problems, trends, employment and technology.
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.

An Overview: pewresearch.org

For industry trends: mediabuyerplanner.com

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9188	WaPo calls Jury Decision a 'blow against free speech'. I imagine Zucker	Ron	-	last Friday
9187	Anyone following this Trump/FCC over reach? youtube.com	Cautious_Optimist	-	last Friday
9186	Little doubt these internet oligarchs will take it all the way to the Supremes..	Ron	-	last Thursday
9185	Using (or abusing) a tobacco analogy, the plaintiffs pointed out the harm of del	S. maltophilia	-	last Thursday
9184	“What makes the Los Angeles case unique is that, rather than trying to persuad	Ron	-	last Thursday
9183	Snapchat Investigated in Europe Over Child Safety Policies dnyuz.com	Ron	-	last Thursday
9182	Meta, Google Risk Big Tobacco-Like Fallout After Addiction Trial finance.yahoo.c	Ron	-	last Thursday
9181	Washington Post print declines 21% in a year Some 24 out of top 25 US newspapers	Ron	-	last Wednesday
9180	Negligence? Either guilty of perpetrating malicious algos, or innocent.	S. maltophilia	-	last Wednesday
9179	Stephen Colbert has bagged a major Hollywood gig just weeks before CBS airs his	Ron	-	last Wednesday
9178	In separate case, Meta and YouTube found negligent in designing platforms cbsnew	Ron	-	last Wednesday
9177	Supreme Court Says Internet Providers Can’t Be Held Liable Merely For Knowing Th	Ron	-	last Wednesday
9176	The New Censorship Isn’t Quiet How populist leaders weaponize free speech to dis	Ron	-	last Wednesday
9175	Purely a political hire...little doubt about that. What else could it be? Bari	Ron	-	last Wednesday
9174	Disney CEO's First Week Marred by 'Fortnite' OpenAI Woes finance.y	Ron	-	last Wednesday
9173	Meta ordered to pay $375m after being found liable in child exploitation case th	Ron	-	March 24
9172	I found this much, whatever it means:' [graphic] Is there anything more de	S. maltophilia	-	March 24
9171	Apparently they are one of the companies with an exemption, based on manufacturi	Ron	-	March 24
9170	In the end it'll probably come down to who pays the biggest bribes... typica	Ron	-	March 24
9169	Baltimore is first U.S. city to sue over Grok deepfake porn as legal pressure mo	Ron	-	March 24
9168	I'm not sure that's it. Manufacturing Our primary manufacturers are Cl	S. maltophilia	-	March 24
9167	Looks like Netgear is benefitting...from the stock price today. Don't know a	Ron	-	March 24
9166	particularly since it’s not clear that any consumer routers are currently made i	S. maltophilia	-	March 24
9165	Even after court ruling, Pentagon tries to suppress press coverage axios.com	Ron	-	March 24
9164	Going forward: The FCC Bans All Routers Not made in the U.S. gizmodo.com	Ron	-	March 24

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