Lucia Moses is a senior correspondent at Business Insider. She covers the intersection of tech and Hollywood, focusing on the business of streaming TV, the impact of AI on the entertainment industry, and brand-funded content. Lucia's work has been featured in Yahoo Sports Canada, Entrepreneur Media, and Yahoo Finance, among others.
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By: Lucia Moses
Media lawyers said it'll be hard for Justin Baldoni to prove libel but that the suit could be effective amid a broader strategy.
By: Lucia Moses
Telly, the company that gives away TVs in exchange for viewer data, has hired its first advertising president as it looks for a big sales year.
Vox Media laid off staff on Thursday for the second time in just over a month, this time at its general news site Vox.com.
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By: Lucia Moses
The volume and share of negative social-media posts around the stars has risen since Lively filed her complaint against Baldoni, an analysis found.
PR pros and lawyers see the Lively-Baldoni fight as part of a larger trend. They say public figures often file lawsuits to try to influence the popular narrative.
By: Lucia Moses, Geoff Weiss
The letter from Washington Post staffers asked the paper's owner, Jeff Bezos, to meet with its leaders.
By: Lucia Moses
Many Americans seem to be tuning out mainstream media after the election, a sign of news fatigue. Will they come back?
By: Lucia Moses
Netflix sees sports as part of live programming, which benefits its ad growth. But the streamer insists it won't break the bank with sports rights.
Netflix gained a record number of new subscribers in the fourth quarter. The ads plan, launched in 2022, reached 70 million worldwide users in November.
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