- Amazon moves Prime Video to stand-alone subscription, taking on Netflix (The New York Times)
- With no clear successor to CEO Bob Iger in the wings, Disney’s corporate culture takes new shape (Bloomberg)
- Seeing green: Chinese e-commerce powerhouse Alibaba will invest in Paramount’s Ninja Turtles movie (Variety)
- Girls are interested in numbers, so why does a gender gap persist when it comes to global math competitions? (The Atlantic)
- The days of big, pricey upfront presentations may be over for a number of TV nets (Adweek)
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- Amazon moves Prime Video to stand-alone subscription, taking on Netflix (The New York Times)
- With no clear successor to CEO Bob Iger in the wings, Disney's corporate culture takes new shape (Bloomberg)
- Seeing green: Chinese e-commerce powerhouse Alibaba will invest in Paramount's Ninja Turtles movie (Variety)
- Girls are interested in numbers, so why does a gender gap persist when it comes to global math competitions? (The Atlantic)
- The days of big, pricey upfront presentations may be over for a number of TV nets (Adweek)
April 18, 2016
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