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Meet the man with an impossible job: cleaning up YouTube

By Peter Kafka

Former US Attorney Preet Bharara says good journalism may have undermined the Mueller report

By Eric Johnson

Hulu CEO Randy Freer explains why Hulu never promoted its ad-free version

By Eric Johnson

Netflix has made a rare acquisition, to help it make more kids’ stuff

By Peter Kafka

Disney put more than $400 million into Vice Media. Now it says that investment is worthless.

By Peter Kafka

Disney+ will not be a “Netflix killer” because at this point, nothing can kill Netflix

By Eric Johnson

Amazon wants to pay the New York Times and BuzzFeed to expand so it can reach more shoppers outside the US

By Peter Kafka

Kickstarter co-founder Perry Chen’s advice to startup founders and investors: Don’t lie to each other

By Eric Johnson

YouTube says it’s still trying to fix itself. But it’s not going to stop selling itself to advertisers.

By Peter Kafka

The fight for the bundle is the war for the future of TV

By Peter Kafka

Coverage of Trump’s latest rally shows how major media outlets normalize his worst excesses

By Aaron Rupar

David Haskell has one of the hardest jobs in media: replacing a beloved magazine editor

By Eric Johnson

What the hell happened at The Markup? Part 2: Co-founders Sue Gardner and Jeff Larson respond to Julia Angwin’s Recode Decode interview

By Eric Johnson

What the hell happened at The Markup? Part 1: Former editor-in-chief Julia Angwin on Recode Decode

By Eric Johnson

Digital media lifestyle brand Brit + Co is laying off most of its employees

By Theodore Schleifer

Why is LinkedIn producing original journalism? LinkedIn editor-at-large Jessi Hempel explains.

By Eric Johnson

Netflix is booming internationally, but its growth is slowing in the US

By Peter Kafka

What Pete Buttigieg learned from Donald Trump

By Matthew Yglesias

AMC Networks boss Josh Sapan wants the people who make TV to look at the data — but not too much

By Eric Johnson

If Congress cancels federal funding for PBS, rural areas will be hurt the most, says CEO Paula Kerger

By Eric Johnson

Nancy Pelosi says Trump’s tweets “cheapened the presidency” — and the media encourages him

By Eric Johnson

Disney used to make hundreds of millions from Netflix. Now it will spend billions to fight it.

By Peter Kafka

Everyone in TV news goes for outrage. That makes it “ripe for disruption,” says former CNN reporter Jessica Yellin

By Eric Johnson

Mark Halperin says his conduct has changed. His commentary is the same.

By Laura McGann

Apple has sold lots of music subscriptions — so it thinks it will sell lots of other stuff, too

By Peter Kafka

The company that owns the New Yorker and Vogue is bleeding money. A new CEO is supposed to turn things around.

By Peter Kafka

Here are all the new products Snap launched at its first partner conference

By Kurt Wagner

Why Tucker Carlson pretends to hate elites

By Carlos Maza

Here’s who owns everything in Big Media today

By Rani Molla and Peter Kafka

Valerie Jarrett has some advice for Democrats running in 2020

By Eric Johnson

Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook may pay publishers to put their stuff in a dedicated news section

By Peter Kafka

Full Q&A: Brat co-founder Rob Fishman on Recode Media

By Eric Johnson

Bustle Digital, the company that bought Gawker and Mic, has acquired the Outline

By Peter Kafka

Full Q&A: Today, Explained host Sean Rameswaram on Recode Decode

By Eric Johnson

We still don’t know what’s in Apple’s streaming video service, how much it will cost or why we should pay for it

By Peter Kafka

Some conservatives say the end of the Mueller investigation is the start of new investigations — of Democrats

By Jane Coaston

Jordan Peele’s new movie, Us, is out in theaters

By Vox Staff

Fox News has normalized a lie about the origins of the Russia investigation

By Aaron Rupar

How Fox News evolved into a propaganda operation

By Sean Illing

Apple’s plan for its new TV service: Sell other people’s TV services

By Peter Kafka
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