Insider’s corporate landing page includes a photo of a woman biting into a giant pretzel. (One of my editors, digital tools expert Ren LaForme, quickly tracked it down to Mader’s, a venerable German restaurant in Milwaukee). The picture signals that you don’t need to be a business wonk to take a closer look. Blodget buys the commonplace idea that the internet has disrupted everything in media — the next turn is coming for digital-only sites, broadcast and cable, too. But time and the investment cycle are on the side of well-positioned startups, he believes. A leading whiz kid tech industry analyst in the 1990s after growing up in New York and graduating from Yale, he remains a big-picture guy and a highly optimistic one about digital media generally.
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But first, the actors’ union SAG-AFTRA announced Wednesday evening that it had secured a tentative deal with Hollywood studios to end a strike of nearly four months. That means some film and TV productions will be starting up again. In today’s big story, we’re looking at why WeWork’s bankruptcy filing could be the first of many. CNN published a 2016 video appearing to show Sean Combs assaulting his then-girlfriend Cassie. K drama “King the Land” topped Netflix’s new engagement report with 630 million hours watched.
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The first person in line for Trump’s Manhattan trial on Wednesday morning paid $1,800 for someone to keep their spot, NBC News reported. Alongside its effort with OpenAI, Microsoft is expanding the number of models it makes available to enterprise customers. “The former Azure AI is basically just tech support for OpenAI,” a former Microsoft executive said. “Eric Boyd is effectively maintaining the OpenAI service. It’s less of an innovation engine than it once was. Now it’s more IT for OpenAI. The beating heart of innovation is elsewhere.” “Candidly, these efforts are a couple of years behind Nvidia, and all of these efforts take heavy lifting,” one of the Microsoft executives said.… Read More...