Parent company Dish claims 47 percent growth during 2017.
Source: CNET
Every display in the latest Star Wars film exists to help tell the story.
Source: Wired
Netflix’s original programming is some of the best content out there, but an upcoming reality special called The Push looks bizarre at best and disturbing at worst. The company just released a trailer detailing the premise of the show, which you can watch below. According to host Derren Brown, a mentalist and illusionist (who, in the words of his website, has become “synonymous… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
Alto’s Adventure could be my most-played game on iOS. I spent countless hours on flights getting lost in the serene landscape offered in the game. To me it’s a satisfying mix of adventure and mindless pleasure. The sequel is now available on iOS and it’s even better than the first. As Darrell explains here, the new game has the same magic as the original but this time Alto… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
Conspiracy theories surrounding survivors from the Florida school shooting are reaching thousands on Facebook, and at one point propelled the top trending video on YouTube.
Source: CNET
Dish-owned streaming TV service Sling TV now has 2.21 million subscribers at the end of the fourth quarter, the company announced this morning. This is the first time that Dish has broken out its Sling TV subscribers separately from its larger pay TV subscriber base, and confirms earlier estimates that Sling TV had grown to north of 2 million users. This also put Sling TV in the lead, ahead… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
4me, a startup that helps companies organize and track their IT outsourcing projects, announced a $1.65 million seed investment led by Storm Ventures. The company, which launched in 2010, would seem to be a bit long in tooth to warrant a seed investment round, but co-founder and CEO Cor Winkler Prins explained that the founders both had successful exits from previous service management… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
Last year, when tech-company database Crunchbase (once a part of TechCrunch but since spun out) announced a funding round of $18 million, it previewed plans for a new marketplace where it would sell access to third-party data to supplement its own information. Now nearly one year later, it’s taking the wraps off that project.
Today the company announced a new service called Crunchbase… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
The beautiful, surreal indie game about Asian heritage is made all the stronger by the self-conscious inclusion of its own maker.
Source: Wired
Opinion: Gutting the FCC’s Lifeline program undermines the most vulnerable Americans.
Source: Wired