Media & Content

Cord-cutting is old news at this point, but cutting the cord doesn't mean people stopped watching TV — they just moved to connected TV. A recently released number out of the US TV industry is genuinely symbolic. Since late last year, streaming video's share of Americans'

The US has finally confirmed it will ban TikTok. Three years ago, nobody believed this bill would ever pass — but it has now, and that says a lot about how much the world's operating logic has shifted.

I recently caught Dumb Money, the new film on Netflix about the meme-stock frenzy — and, fittingly, Reddit, the very platform where meme-stock mania was born, just went public itself.

The world's best biographer is Walter Isaacson, the man behind Steve Jobs. He's just published another monumental work — Musk. Isaacson says hardly anyone gets a biography written while still young and at the peak of their powers the way Musk has — after all, when Jobs first came to him it was because

The biggest news lately in Taiwan's domestic internet sector is that both Chunghwa Telecom and Taiwan Mobile have decided to invest in KKBOX, merging Taiwan Mobile's own music platform MyMusic into KKBOX — a sign that the two telecom giants are no longer going to run their own

There's been no shortage of drama in the social media industry lately. Facebook launched Threads, a Twitter look-alike, which unexpectedly prompted Twitter owner Elon Musk to declare it a knockoff and challenge Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg to a literal cage match. The fight is now officially on, so