Media News Roundup

Hawaii passes Steven Tyler Act
Would ban “unwanted photos or videos of others in private moments.” Nice idea, but do celebs really get the right to say “pay attention to me now, but not now”?
How Sen. Rand Paul used C-SPAN 2 to grab nation’s attention on drone strikes
Sen. Paul spoke on the senate floor for more than 12 hours yesterday, and because C-SPAN 2 broadcasts live everything that happens on the senate floor, people across the nation were able to tune in as his talking filibusterof the John Brennan nomination progressed.And here’s is Sen. Paul’s 12-hour filibuster in 120 seconds:
Time Warner to spin off Time Inc. Magazines to own company
After first selling off its women’s magazines to Meredith, Time Inc. is now going to create a new, separately traded company to run its top three titles: Time, Sports Illustrated, and People. Are we really reaching the end of the giant media conglomerates? (I don’t think so…)
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Billboard ads YouTube views to its Hot 100 charts
But will this give us a better view of what people are actually listening to?