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21.10.26 - 06:33
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Prognose: Streaming überholt erstmals klassische Medien (DPA-AFX)
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BERLIN (dpa-AFX) - Streamingangebote werden in Deutschland in diesem Jahr einer Prognose zufolge erstmals mehr Umsatz erzielen als klassische Medienangebote wie Fernsehen und Radio. Nach Berechnungen des Verbands Privater Medien (Vaunet) werden die Erlöse ......
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21.10.26 - 00:24
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Detavio Samuels Says Creators Can Build Media Empires Beyond YouTube (Bloomberg)
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Detavio Samuels, CEO of Offscript Worldwide, says YouTube is a powerful discovery and audience-building platform, but creators can expand into other businesses and distribution channels. He says many creators earn roughly $3,000–$5,000 per million views, while Offscript helps more than 200 creators increase YouTube monetization—sometimes doubling or tripling revenue—and connect with major advertisers for sponsorships. He speaks with Romaine Bostick on "The Close." (Source: Bloomberg)...
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20.10.26 - 23:36
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Netflix-Krise immer größer: Schwächstes Wachstum seit Jahren, Aktie stürzt ab (RND)
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Netflix ist die klare Nummer eins beim Videostreaming – doch das Wachstum lässt nach, die Börse reagiert. Wie die Firma das Ruder jetzt herumreißen will... --- Der Umsatz legte im Jahresvergleich um zwölf Prozent auf 12,9 Milliarden Dollar (11,5 Milliarden Euro) zu. Das war der niedrigste Zuwachs seit drei Jahren - der Wert entsprach zugleich den Erwartungen der Analysten. Unter dem Strich wuchs der Gewinn um rund 44 Prozent auf 3,66 Milliarden Dollar...
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20.10.26 - 17:33
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As France Burns, Media Insists It′s ′Mostly Peaceful′; Blames Right-Wing Influencers (ZeroHedge)
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As France Burns, Media Insists It's 'Mostly Peaceful'; Blames Right-Wing Influencers
Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity.news,
France is burning.
Historic buildings torched, thousands of shops looted, streets turned into war zones, firefighters attacked, and police overwhelmed. The official line from Macron's government, the BBC, and the rest of the compliant media is that this is about "education reform," teacher shortages, and the cost of living.
The footage tells a different story: organized packs of masked young men from the banlieues, waving Palestinian, Algerian, and Moroccan flags, smashing, looting, and burning while the native French clean up the mess afterward.
This is the predictable result of decades of open borders and failed assimilation. The "protesters" smashing shops and attacking police are not legitimate demonstrators seeking better classrooms. They are the product of the mass migration France allowed to flood the country.
The scale is staggering. ...
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19.10.26 - 18:42
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Marc Elias′ Legal Team Threatens Media With Lawsuit For Questioning Roy Cooper′s Health (ZeroHedge)
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Marc Elias' Legal Team Threatens Media With Lawsuit For Questioning Roy Cooper's Health
Authored by Jonathan Turley via Jonathan Turley,
Marc Elias has long been at the center of controversial election tactics, including criminal investigations. If lawyers had to take an oath to first do no harm, the court-sanctioned Democratic lawyer would leave Hippocrates gobsmacked. Well, Elias is back and his legal team is threatening the media with what appears an entirely meritless defamation lawsuit on behalf of former Gov. Roy Cooper, the Democratic nominee for the United States Senate.
This seems to be an effort to deter the media from raising the issue of the health of Cooper, who is 69 years old. Such health related issues have been much in the news for politicians ranging from former President Joe Biden to Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.).
It is obviously a legitimate matter for media inquiry and the threat seems designed to deter others from raising the issue before the midterm elections. In typica...
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19.10.26 - 12:18
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Tourists are avoiding York, my home town – but I know how to get them back (The Guardian)
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Are they put off by the hen parties, the tea rooms or the £5-an-hour parking? No matter. It's time for my bold new approach ...York may be falling out of fashion with tourists. The BBC reports January-to-June visitor numbers to my home town fell 8% compared with 2025, with visits to city attractions down by 17%.This inspires a cocktail of conflicting emotions – selfish relief, a bit of huffiness (how dare they reject the birthplace of the Chocolate Orange and the KitKat?) and consternation. Slaloming through unpredictable, slow-moving tourist hordes in narrow medieval streets is far from my favourite activity (albeit probably good for my cognitive reserve), but tourists keep this city afloat. Our main economic activities in 2026 are “dressing up”, “tea and cake”, and “hen/stag night services (sub-categories: booze, kebabs, feather boas)”. This city runs on genteel treats and big, messy nights out: two things that are, yes, deeply incompatible. I wonder if that's part of the problem – th...
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