Media
Observer discuses, analyzes, and explains the media industry, including journalism, social networks, streaming platforms, big tech and NFTs.
Fast Company Is Back Online a Week After a Cyber Attack Changed Headlines to Racist Messages
Meta Folds the Newsletter Service It Intended to Compete with Substack
Russia’s Fine Against TikTok For Showing LGBTQ Content Is About Sending a Message
Supreme Court Says it Will Finally Look at Section 230, the Law Giving Social Media Platforms Immunity
Social Media Contributed to the Death of a 14-Year-Old Girl, a U.K. Court Finds
Data About the Creator Economy Varies So Widely No One Knows How Many Influencers There Are
Meta Owes Reparations to the Rohingya, Amnesty Argues, But It May Take a Lawsuit Before the Company Pays
TikTok Faces a $29 Million Fine for Violating Children’s Privacy, But It May Not Be Enough to Change Its Behavior
Warner Bros. Discovery Is Sued for Misleading Investors About its Subscriber Count Prior to the Merger
The Creepy People Sitting Behind Home Plate Are Advertising a Movie
Walmart Enters the Metaverse With Games, Concerts and Shopping on Roblox
Olivia Wilde’s Drama Magnet ‘Don’t Worry Darling’ Topped the Box Office This Weekend
Roku Taps Fox Entertainment CEO Charlie Collier to Head Its Own Channels
Apple Will Be the New Title Sponsor of Super Bowl Halftime Show, Ending Pepsi’s 10-Year Run
As Peter Thiel-Backed Rumble Goes Public, Here’s How to Tell the Right-Wing Social Platforms Apart
Getty Images Is Barring Illustrations Created by Artificial Intelligence
Social Media Users Can Expect More ‘Lawful but Awful’ Content Thanks to Texas Law
Spotify is Taking on Amazon’s Audible by Adding Audiobooks
After Decades of Failed Video Strategies, Walmart Enlists Paramount to Take on Amazon Prime
