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Kanye West Issues Official Apology for Anti-Semitic Remarks... “Tragedy Caused by Frontal Lobe Damage”

Kanye West Issues Official Apology for Anti-Semitic Remarks... “Tragedy Caused by Frontal Lobe Damage”

Full-page ad in WSJ... Regrets use of Nazi symbols and seeks forgiveness while confessing bipolar disorder
Global rapper and producer Kanye West has officially apologized for his past anti-Semitic remarks and controversial actions, including the use of Nazi symbols. In a full-page advertisement published in the prominent daily newspaper Wall Street Journal on the 26th , he acknowledged his mistakes and...
CPB, the Funding Source for U.S. Public Broadcasting, Closes After 58 Years...

CPB, the Funding Source for U.S. Public Broadcasting, Closes After 58 Years... "We Will Prevent Political Misuse" Self-Dissolution

Trump Administration Surrenders to Full Budget Cuts... Board Unanimously Decides to Dissolve, Cutting Off Funding for NPR and PBS Established in 1967... "We Would Rather Dissolve Than Leave a Hollow Shell Open to Misuse" Small Local Stations Face Existence Crisis... Major Shift in the U.S. Media Ecosystem
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting , which has served as a backbone and funding source for U. S. public broadcasting, is closing its doors after 58 years. In response to the Trump administration's complete budget cuts, the organization made the 'final decision' to prevent political misuse.
Netflix takes drastic action as stock plunges 40%, cuts 1,000 jobs

Netflix takes drastic action as stock plunges 40%, cuts 1,000 jobs

Layoffs affect 6% of workforce, the biggest reduction since 2022, as company moves to protect profitability
Falling viewing time and intensifying competition make breakthrough urgent Netflix, the world’s largest video streaming company, will cut about 6% of its workforce as it responds to slowing growth and subscriber departures.
Netflix poaches kids and mukbang YouTubers, breaking YouTube’s 20-year lock on creators

Netflix poaches kids and mukbang YouTubers, breaking YouTube’s 20-year lock on creators

YouTube, which secured exclusive streaming rights through 2030, strikes back with short-form dramas and AI tools as an all-out battle begins
Netflix, the world’s largest over-the-top streaming service, has recruited a large number of popular YouTubers in areas including kids’ content and mukbang, disrupting the 'creator' ecosystem that 'YouTube' had defended for 20 years. The Wall Street Journal , a U. S.
Netflix, Amazon and YouTube unite in Washington to fight exclusive U.S. sports rights rules

Netflix, Amazon and YouTube unite in Washington to fight exclusive U.S. sports rights rules

They co-found new lobbying group SACA to counter bipartisan efforts in Washington to limit sports monopolies
Unusual alliance forms as Congress pressures sports monopolies New Washington, D.C., lobbying group SACA co-founded on the 15th, with members emphasizing tailored services Netflix, Amazon and YouTube, three powerful platforms that dominate the global streaming market, have formed an unprecedented...
Aaron Sorkin’s Facebook Sequel ‘The Social Reckoning’ Drops First Teaser—Jeremy Strong and Mikey Madison Star

Aaron Sorkin’s Facebook Sequel ‘The Social Reckoning’ Drops First Teaser—Jeremy Strong and Mikey Madison Star

A blockbuster exposé drama that follows in the footsteps of the predecessor ‘The Social Network’—delving into the other side of Mark Zuckerberg Academy winner Mikey Madison transforms into “Whistleblower Frances Haugen”… Jeremy Allen White joins the cast Aaron Sorkin writes and directs—set for a North American release on Oct. 9, with an onslaught of fall festival buzz
The first teaser trailer for Aaron Sorkin’s new film “The Social Reckoning”, the official sequel to “The Social Network” (2010) and the movie Hollywood has been waiting for, has been unveiled. ■ Not just a sequel… David vs.
Netflix Launches a $37 Trillion Won-Scale Share Buyback… Intensifies Efforts to Defend the Stock Price and Enhance Shareholder Value

Netflix Launches a $37 Trillion Won-Scale Share Buyback… Intensifies Efforts to Defend the Stock Price and Enhance Shareholder Value

The board approves a $25 billion share buyback… After earnings were announced, moves to calm market sentiment that plunged After the Warner Bros. Discovery deal fell through, it chose “cash returns”… Focused on rebuilding trust ahead of the founder’s departure Expresses confidence in “stable cash flow” built on new growth engines such as advertising and gaming
Global OTT leader Netflix has made the bold move of a $25 billion (about 37. 1 trillion won) share buyback to relieve the intensified stock-price drop pressure following its recent earnings release and restore shareholder confidence.
[Global Issues] Elon Musk in a Corner…X Loses Advertising Lawsuit, Stills Rolls After Cannabis-Joke Verdict and Layoffs

[Global Issues] Elon Musk in a Corner…X Loses Advertising Lawsuit, Stills Rolls After Cannabis-Joke Verdict and Layoffs

A total loss in the X advertising lawsuit could cut revenue by half… And now, the stock-manipulation jury verdict—read as a jab using a cannabis slang number—plus large-scale layoffs pile on
Elon Musk, Antitrust Lawsuit in Jeopardy…X falls into free fall Elon Musk ultimately lost an antitrust lawsuit he filed over a massive advertising boycott triggered after his acquisition of the social media platform X .
Paramount Submits Revised Tender Offer to Warner Bros...

Paramount Submits Revised Tender Offer to Warner Bros... "Netflix Penalty Payment"

A bold proposal of $30 cash per share, delayed compensation, and advance payment of penalties; activist investors join in... Tender offer closes on the 20th
Media and content company Paramount SkyDance (hereafter referred to as Paramount) has launched a full-scale effort to block the merger between Warner Bros Discovery (hereafter referred to as Warner Bros) and Netflix. ⬦ "$30 cash per share + delayed compensation + penalty for contract termination". . .
Melania Documentary Premiere Held at 'Trump-Kennedy Center'

Melania Documentary Premiere Held at 'Trump-Kennedy Center'

President Trump and First Lady Attend... Bezos' $40 Million License Fee Sparks Discussion
A documentary film highlighting Melania Trump, the wife of U. S. President Donald Trump, premiered in Washington, D. C. The White House announced that President Trump and First Lady Melania attended the documentary 〈Melania〉 premiere at the Trump-Kennedy Center in Washington, D. C.