Katherine Boehret’s Review
An iPad That’s Mini in Screen Size Only
Apple’s new iPad mini has the same screen resolution and chip for faster processing as the iPad Air.
9458 posts and columns on Apple
Music-Discovery Service ExFM Pulls the Plug
A startup that had buzz four years ago says that it’s going dark, more or less, next month.
Netflix Doesn’t Have the Market Cornered on Binge TV: Zombies + Walter White Help AMC Win the Fall VOD War
You have to work (relatively) hard to get video on demand out of your pay-TV provider. But lots of you are doing it.
No One Buys Music on the Web Anymore. Except When They Buy a Million Beyonce Albums in Five Days.
Beyonce and Apple defy gravity, and a year-long trend. What Does It All Mean?
Amazon Really, Really Wants to Sell More Kindle Fire HDX Tablets
So it will finance your purchase, interest-free.
Twitter Tries to Get Your Attention
Coming to your phone: Updates about stuff Twitter thinks you should care about.
Spotify’s Daniel Ek on Competition, Controversy and Crossing Over Into the Mainstream
“We’ve proved that you can actually make this a business,” says the streaming music service’s CEO. Next step: Making it a really big business, while fighting off new competition.
NimbleTV Brings TV Everywhere to New York, Without Permission From the TV Industrial Complex
Good idea. Good luck!
Beats Music Targeting January Launch
Another music subscription service that was supposed to arrive this year is being pushed back. But Jimmy Iovine’s project is still supposed to show up soon.
ESPN ScoreCenter App Is a Hit, but It’s Getting an Overhaul Anyway: New Name, More Video, More Stuff
ESPN is already mobile-first. So if its users are going to spend all their time there, why not give them more to look at?
Google Tries Rebooting Its Flipboard Clone, and Starts Selling the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal
Remember Google “Currents”? No? Exactly. But Google is still trying to make a social newsreader app work.
