Wolf Richter: Fake News No Problem – Internet Totally Dominates Advertising in the US
TV falls behind further, suffers first advertising revenue decline since the Financial Crisis
Read more...TV falls behind further, suffers first advertising revenue decline since the Financial Crisis
Read more...Assange’s luck in staying out of the hands of the US may be coming to an end.
Read more...Thinking about the now-too-thinkable: what a new Gulf War would look like.
Read more...Why authorizing a further pay increase for CalPERS CEO Marcie Frost is indefensible, but CalPERS cronyistic board will almost certainly set that plan in motion next week.
Read more...CalPERS CEO Marcie Frost appears to be doubling down on her initial bad judgment about Chief Financial Officer Charles Asubonten’s resume misrepresentations by featuring him prominently at a board committee meeting next week.
Read more...Brexit crunch time is approaching fast.
Read more...Why you should not trust Adam Ashton’s “reporting” on CalPERS.
Read more...Why Facebook needs to be broken up, and how to do it.
Read more...The Los Angeles Times verifies and amplifies our reporting on the misrepresentations and inaccuracies in the resume that recently-hired CFO Charles Asubonten presented to CalPERS.
Read more...Films are doing women no favors, unless you think relegating them to traditional roles is a good thing.
Read more...A big crack opens up in the official story about the Skripal poisoning.
Read more...Could it be that public indignation at the Facebook profile harvesting scandal will lead to new regulation that could impede the value of some tech-based advertising models? Will it lead to a consumer backlash?
Read more...A well-argued dressing down of the New York Times for its less than illuminating reporting on America’s military adventurism.
Read more...Mirable dictu! CalPERS board members vote to preserve its practice of transcribing board meetings, an important component of accountability and transparency.
Read more...CalPERS plans to take a big step backwards in terms of governance and credibility via getting rid of transcription of board meetings, when the cost is a pittance compared to the benefits.
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