Six Nine is Free: 69's Craziest Viral News
The false news that Tekashi Six Nine has escaped from prison invades the internet a year after we read it for the 1st time. Why do people take the bait so easily?
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Google reveals YouTube's annual revenue for the first time
If you think that Willyrex, El Rubius, Vegeta777 or Auronplay earn a lot of money, wait until you know how much Google Alphabet, owner of YouTube, earns a year.
Avalanche Baby Yoda: the laziest merchandising in history?
According to Forbes, an avalanche of Baby Yoda merchandise is coming in the form of T-shirts, mugs and dolls. Disney has already started. And it started out rough.
The rise? women's football (with data)
The recent emergence of women's football in the media makes us see it as an unstoppable and incontestable phenomenon. In Postposmo We analyze its real impact on fans based on television audience data and attendance at Iberdrola League stadiums.
We need to talk about the girl from 'Stranger Things'
That the issue of the physical change of a minor is sold as a news event denotes the cynical and miserable condition of media that, protected by the absence of labels that objectify their information, have reopened the open bar of headlines, articles, videos and tweets about the "transformation" of a girl who, remember, is fifteen years old.
Asian Andy, or how to earn 2.000 euros in one night while you sleep with Twitch
The purchase of Twitch by Amazon in 2017 has caused a boom in live content of dubious quality but thousands of viewers. Unlike YouTube, on Twitch what counts is the here and now. If you are popular and offer relevant content, viewers pay donations without expecting anything in return.
Edward Hopper's Works in Literature: The Disappearance of Stephanie Mailer
Why is it that the book world is passionate about the style of the works of the realist painter Edward Hopper? We reviewed a good number of 'inspirations' for the cover of Joël Dicker's novel The Disappearance of Stephanie Mailer, released in 2018.