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Sorry, ‘Fifty Shades of Grey,’ but the steamiest sex is on TV, not in moviesByJason Lynch and Jason Lynch
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Amy Pascal is proof that Sony’s scandal wouldn’t be over until someone took a fallByJason Lynch and Jason Lynch
Why Crackle, Sony’s big digital video play, was sidelined for ‘The Interview’ByJason Lynch and Jason Lynch
“The Interview” was a $15+ million online hit—but more for Google than for SonyByJason Lynch and Jason Lynch
“The Interview” will finally give internet video the big moment it’s been waiting forByJason Lynch and Jason Lynch
What Netflix, HBO, Amazon, Showtime and the rest of TV need to resolve to do in 2015ByJason Lynch and Jason Lynch