Booting Up: Netflix Isn’t Destroying HBO and Showtime, Cablers Claim

Netflix had a strong fourth quarter. It added 2.3 million subscribers and revenue rose to $1.18 billion. [New York Times]

The last time TiVo was relevant. (Photo: HowStuffWorks)
The last time TiVo was relevant. (Photo: HowStuffWorks)

Netflix had a strong fourth quarter. It added 2.3 million subscribers and revenue rose to $1.18 billion. [New York Times]

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AOL has purchased New York-based “personalization startup” Gravity for $90 million. [Recode

Snapchat’s new security feature is unsurprisingly very shitty. [Gizmodo]

Whoops! NPD Group is temporarily pulling its negative report about subscriber declines for premium cablers after the channels complained about its inaccuracies. [The Wrap]

TiVo (who?) laid off a ton of employees from its hardware unit yesterday. [CNet]

Booting Up: Netflix Isn’t Destroying HBO and Showtime, Cablers Claim