Columns
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Bob Iger on China’s Disneyland and How He Avoided Being a ‘Cultural Imperialist’
“We decided to introduce turkey legs to China,” Iger says, “Which I thought was a mistake”
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How Virtual Reality Is Working to Fix Its Puking Problem (Guest Blog)
Creating a harmony between VR mechanics and users’ bodies is key to mass adoption of the format
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Why Seasickness Could Sink Virtual Reality (Guest Blog)
Finding a cure is the key to unlocking billions
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Why Virtual Reality Needs Content in Order to Take Off (Guest Blog)
Games, sports, movie promotion and 3D for kids vie to be what really sets the tech format in motion
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Now That Virtual Reality Is a Reality, What’s Next for the Tech Format? (Guest Blog)
Get ready, consumers: VR is no longer the stuff of sci-fi movies
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Why Skinny Bundles Are a Big Fat Pain for Many Cable TV Networks (Guest Blog)
Consumers are increasingly choosing packages with fewer channels
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As Viewers Flee Broadcast TV, Will Advertisers Be Far Behind? (Guest Blog)
Ratings have declined substantially since 2000
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Why ‘Star Wars’ Matters: A Former Obama Official Explains (Exclusive Book Excerpt)
“You might be a Democrat or you might be a Republican, but you can have a good argument over whether Han shot first,” Cass R. Sunstein writes in his new book, “The World According to Star Wars”
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Will the Amount of Original TV Content Ever Stop Growing? (Guest Blog)
The number of television shows in development or production has exploded, and cable is setting the pace
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Why Bloated TV Networks Keep Making More Shows (Guest Blog)
Blame Tony Soprano and Daenerys Targaryen
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Why Broadcast TV Advertising Is in Trouble (Guest Blog)
As consumers have shifted to new media, advertising dollars have not followed
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On ‘Star Wars’ Day, It’s Time to Appreciate George Lucas Again (Commentary)
In honor of May the 4th, let’s look past the prequels and special editions and reflect on how Lucas’ personal vision has impacted all of us
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Viewers Still Prefer Traditional TV Content – But Streaming Is Gaining Fast (Guest Blog)
With large libraries, better pricing and no commercials, Netflix and other services give consumers what they increasingly value
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Kate Winslet’s ‘The Dressmaker,’ International Hits Screen as Filmfest DC Celebrates 30 Years (Guest Blog)
The major international film festival in the Nation’s Capital runs through this weekend
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Why Netflix’s Model May Offer the Salvation Movie Theaters Need (Guest Blog)
A subscription-based structure can make going to the cinema cool and cost-competitive again
