Brian Stelter
Amazon’s new show might mark a new era in how you watch TV
Amazon’s highly regarded new show, “Transparent,” follows in the footsteps of binge-friendly releases from Netflix. But the giant company is releasing it alongside a new offer that packages broadband Internet with access to streaming services — and it might be a look into TV’s post-cable future.
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Basketball Diplomacy and Stunt Journalism: The Media Outlet Behind Rodman’s Trip to North Korea
Behind Rodman’s recent antics in North Korea is the backing of VICE Media, a group with a reputation for stunt journalism. Anchor Marco Werman discusses the controversial Rodman trip and stunt journalism with New York Times reporter Brian Stelter.
Hurricane Sandy Approaches Delaware Coast
It’s almost too late for real storm preparation in much of the east coast as Hurricane Sandy approaches. Flooding has already been reported up and down the eastern seaboard from North Carolina to New Jersey. In Delaware, Emergency Management Agency director Jamie Turner anticipated a significant impact from the storm. Brian Stelter, reporter for our partner […]
Hulu Shakes Up TV Advertising
Every year cable channels and network broadcasters hold “upfronts,” where they pitch advertisers on their new shows. Hulu, the online service that streams network TV programming, is pitching its own original programming this year, competing with the very stations it relies on. Brian Stelter, media reporter for our partner The New York Times, joins us to […]
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