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Robert Towne Fiddled With ‘Chinatown’ While Roman Was Away (Exclusive)
When Roman Polanski went to Europe during the filming of ”Chinatown,“ Robert Towne, Jerry Goldsmith and Bob Evans tweaked the film’s score
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IAC’s Aereo Beckons the Cord Cutters As Broadcasters Gird for Battle
Aereo’s tiny antennae bring broadcast signals to consumers online. IAC sees it as a cord-cutting breakthrough. The networks see an illegal threat to their business model
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‘Inside Apple': Why ‘Everyone Inside Wants Out’
Author Adam Lanshinsky pulls back the curtain on the inner workings of his company where ”fear is palpable“
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Steven Van Zandt: Why I Went ‘Gangster-in-the Snow’ for Netflix’s ‘Lilyhammer’
Netflix aims to lure subscribers with eight episodes of the very Norwegian ”Lilyhammer,“ available for streaming on Monday
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Comcast-NBCU: The Strange Bedfellows at Year One
Some laughed when old-school cable company sat down to play with content. Now, despite some costly ratings and box-office woes, the shareholders are laughing all the way to the bank
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2012: The Year Microsoft Finally Battles Back
With an upgraded X Box, Windows 8 and a touted new phone, the onetime industry innovator is back, and in an arms race with Apple and Google
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Mark Cuban Crows About $2.99 Bestseller (Exclusive)
Fresh off the release of his best-selling e-book, the media entrepreneur talks about the challenges of running HDNet, Magnolia, Landmark and the Mavs
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‘Steve Jobs: The Lost Interview': Candid, Bitter Musings From a Man in Limbo
The raw, revealing interview with Jobs, 10 years after his ouster and a year before his comeback at Apple, debuts Wednesday
