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Airline passengers between flights patronize the iHeartRadio facility at Denver International Airport in Denver on Jan. 19, 2014. Robert Alexander | Archive Photos | Getty Images It’s a familiar refrain: “Legacy media is dead” — unless you’re talking about radio. Despite being one of the oldest media formats, dating back to the 1890s, radio has…
Why Gas Prices Are Likely To Spike — Once Again
The world’s oil cartel agreed to slash production of crude by nearly 2 million barrels per day starting in January, a move likely to ratchet up geopolitical tensions with the United States and spike energy costs. At its Thursday meeting, the 13-member Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its 10 Russia-led allies, which together…
Post Office paid Fujitsu £95m to extend Horizon
When Fujitsu won the contract to install computer terminals in over 17,000 Post Office branches around the UK, it called it “the biggest non-military IT project in Europe”, designed to automate and simplify everything from selling stamps to paying pensions.
Telegraph takeover: Gulf bidders promise press freedom
“Furthermore, by their own admission, the Abu Dhabi investor has no editorial experience or interest in getting involved unlike Rupert Murdoch, who is a journalist down to his fingertips or previous owners of the Telegraph, such as Conrad Black, and indeed the current ownership,” he added.
The Subscription Economy: Why Every Industry Wants a Monthly Fee
Not long ago, subscriptions were mostly reserved for newspapers, magazines, and maybe your local gym. Today, the “subscription economy” has expanded into nearly every corner of life—streaming platforms, meal kits, clothing rentals, fitness apps, even car ownership. Businesses have realized that the monthly fee model isn’t just a convenience for customers—it’s a powerful engine for…
US budget: Spending deal reached as shutdown deadline looms
President Biden says the agreement “clears the way” for Congress to avoid a government shutdown.
