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Hollywood Goes Digital — But Not Too Digital. Sony Boss Michael Lynton’s Candid Dive Into Media Interview.
Technology changes everything about media, except for the stuff it doesn’t. A thoughtful chat with the studio boss behind “Skyfall” and “Zero Dark Thirty.”
YouTube Is Ready to Invest in Vevo, but the Deal Isn’t Done
A deal will let YouTube hang on to its most popular content, and provide real money for Vevo and music label owners.
Voices
YouTube’s Reign Threatened by a Spotified Revolution, and Other Reel Truths for Video in 2013
In 2013, someone will solve video discovery through social content aggregation.
Video News Start-Up NowThisNews Taps MTV Pioneer Judy McGrath for Advice
The woman who brought us Kurt Loder and Martha Quinn (Google ’em!) weighs in on a next-gen product. Which you can now see for youself.
Let the Games Begin: Vox Media Launches a New Site Covering Videogames
Meet Polygon, the newest member of the Vox Media family, which until today consisted of The Verge and SB Nation.
Ten Things About Me
25 Things About Luke Wood
Likes dogs, Ben & Jerry’s.
News Byte
DailyMotion Taps MTV Vet for VP of Content Role
French online video-sharing Web site DailyMotion has hired Neil Gladstone to be the site’s new VP of content. A former MTV.com director of content and programming — he was also AOL editorial director — Gladstone will oversee content acquisitions, partnerships and programming and will work on producing editorial content with both brands and independent artists using DailyMotion’s video platform (akin to what Google is doing with its YouTube partners). Based in New York, Gladstone will be responsible for the U.S. division of the site.Yahoo Hopes to Fight Back at Activist Shareholder Third Point With More New Board Members of Its Own
In the battle for the board, Yahoo is not sitting still.
The Internet Hasn’t Killed the Radio Star: Clear Channel CEO Bob Pittman’s Full Dive Into Media Interview
The guy who helped build MTV, then AOL, is now running a radio giant in an Internet age. Why?
Hey, Luigi — Nintendo Builds a Real-Life Mario Kart
Nintendo’s portable game player, the 3DS, displays games in 3-D, but these Mario Karts are the real thing.