My Gripe with LeBron James
Am I the only person who feels this way?
Ted Gioia on music, literature, and the business of culture.
Am I the only person who feels this way?
I dig more deeply into the collapse of audience capture
A conversation with Lowry Pressly on why we need privacy as part of the good life
The most popular strategy in the tech world has stopped working. That's good news for all of us.
What do I think about Boomers? Do you really want to know?
Sometimes misses are as important as hits
Today I cover everything from fashion tips to career advice—and also lots of good music
Christopher Nolan's film version makes its debut in London today
And who gets to decide it?
It sounds like sci-fi, but it's all coming true.
Here are some of them.
An update on fake tech ads, data poisoning, airplane protests, and Homer Simpson as a tool in the war against slop
It's even worse at Netflix. Have streaming platforms peaked?
In a world of AI slop, where do we find something real?
How Zena Hitz brings the humanities to thousands of people via the Catherine Project
I’m releasing this essay from behind the paywall.
And updates on cancel culture, counterclockwise dances, millionaires who pay to conduct orchestras, etc.
And the New York Times is caught in the middle of the argument
I pick the definitive movies in the genre. Here's the first (of three) installments.
Today is Open Mic Day at The Honest Broker
We will now find out
Warning: strange soul-stirring sounds ahead!
Media companies invent a new kind of stupid
Rival streamer Qobuz grew more than 200% in one year—while Spotify struggles to attract new users
Sonny Rollins dies the day before the Miles Davis centenary
It’s painful to admit, but the comments emails from readers are sometimes better than my articles. Here are some recent responses.
In just three years, Silicon Valley has destroyed its entire support network. It's still in denial—but that won't last.
Ranging widely from Seneca to Ringo Starr
Let's support indie voices instead of Netflix
Did I get it wrong or right? You tell me.