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| Jan 14, 2012 | The DC Taxi Commissioner’s Attacks On Uber Have Gotten Even More Ridiculous | Private car service Uber entered Washington, DC a month ago and has loaded up lots of local support. But now it has hit a regulatory traffic jam. Taxi Commissioner Ron Linton personally led a sting yesterday to bust one of its drivers for t... |
| Jan 11, 2012 | Here We Go Again: DC Taxi Head Says Uber Is “Operating Illegally,” To Be “Dealt With” | Uber is once again getting attacked by a crusty local bureaucracy, this time in the federal capital of crusty bureaucracies — and its newest city — Washington, DC. In case you don’t remember, the first attack was back in 2010, when San Fran... |
| Nov 4, 2011 | The CIA Open Source Center Tracks the Pulse of the World Through Facebook & Twitter | The U.S. Central Intelligence Agency has a crack group of analysts tracking the Internet, including tweets and Facebook messages, that takes the pulse of the world. Located in McLean, Virginia analysts at the CIA Open Source Center are know... |
| May 13, 2011 | Google “News Near You” Goes Mobile: Trouble for Local News? | Hyperlocal and mobile news are the big news industry buzzwords these days. AOL is going all out with its Patch initiative and every few months a new hyperlocal news effort is announced, sparking the morbid curiosity of the news industry to ... |
| Mar 9, 2011 | For Lady Gaga, Copyright Not About Music, But Her Image | A series of recent stories about Lady Gaga show an interesting view of copyright law from team Gaga. It quickly becomes clear that, contrary to the stated purpose of copyright law, Gaga doesn’t view copyright as a way to incentivize her mus... |
| Oct 27, 2010 | City Paper Mocks Competitors For 'Policies' Over Stewart/Colbert Rallies | It’s been pretty amusing watching various journalism outfits issue official “rules” to their journalists about this weekend’s “Rally to Restore Sanity/March to Keep Fear Alive” put on by Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert. NPR specifically ban... |
| Oct 19, 2010 | Washington Post Tells Reporters To Stop Engaging Readers On Twitter | I’ve occasionally gotten into debates with Techdirt critics on Twitter, and I’ll admit the medium is not all that well-suited for thoughtful debate. But, I have found that it is often a good way to, at least, better understand why someone m... |
| Sep 29, 2010 | Washington Redskins Trying To Silence Beat Reporters On Social Media | We’ve talked a few times about issues with various sports leagues and teams trying to control what beat reporters can report about, including some pretty serious limitations on basic reporting. The rise of things like Twitter has only made ... |
| Jul 6, 2009 | Baby boomer social network TeeBeeDee implodes | TeeBeeDee, the online social network tailored to the over 40 set, is going out of business. But instead of blaming the poor economy like so many of his peers — CEO Robin Wolaner says the site’s business model wasn’t able to grow its userbas... |
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FAQ about TBD TV
What has the press written about TBD TV?
Parsers VC has collected 12 articles mentioning TBD TV, among them “The DC Taxi Commissioner’s Attacks On Uber Have Gotten Even More Ridiculous” (Jan 14, 2012) and “Here We Go Again: DC Taxi Head Says Uber Is “Operating Illegally,” To Be “Dealt With”” (Jan 11, 2012).
Is TBD TV still active?
Yes, TBD TV is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from May 19, 2021.