Topic: Music & Musicians

The National Cable and Telecom show is all about the convergence of content, distribution and technology, and today I had the pleasure of moderating a panel at NCTA's annual show that addressed all those issues.    Read More

When Activision Blizzard’s long-awaited Diablo III went on sale at midnight, it had already broken sales records. Once players got their hands on the game, they also overloaded Activision Blizzard's servers.   Read More

All of Rupert Murdoch’s scandals and legal woes aren’t hurting the company’s performance.    Read More

Iger led off the earnings call with a heavy emphasis on international growth, China in particular. Iger says China is a "priority" and that the Shanghai resort, which is now under construction, will be very important for international growth.   Read More

The television industry is at the brink of extraordinary change—the line between traditional “TV” and the Internet is disappearing.   Read More

In a report just released SecondMarket reported that it continued to grow its trading volume in the last quarter it had access to Facebook shares.    Read More

YouTube is partnering with the US Olympic Committee for a "Team USA" channel sponsored by AT&T.    Read More

Andreessen tells me that now he's particularly interested in social commerce, saying he's very excited about Pinterest in particular. That gives a hint at that sharing startup's future business model.    Read More

Today Wired is hosting its fourth annual Business Conference in Downtown Manhattan, and I had a chance to catch up with Editor-in-Chief Chris Anderson to talk about how important disruption is to businesses today.    Read More

Providence is in talks to sell its stake for somewhere in the ballpark of $200 million—though my sources tell me it could be lower.   Read More