The future of online video: A million different versions of the same ad →

I think Rick is right here, barring intra-family surprises — and at this point, they’d be surprises. —JB

A relaunch of the former Bloomberg.com, subsuming Bloomberg Businessweek. Remarkably (maybe too remarkably) design forward for a brand not known for it pre-Businessweek. —JB

“But in 2015 sports fans have online fantasy teams and prop bets; they’re on Twitter, Vine, Snapchat, and Facebook; they’re watching games on their phones, their tablets, and their laptops. They want to read about sports, talk about sports, and watch sports while they watch other sports. If ESPN doesn’t provide those services, someone else will.” —JE

Andrew Sullivan: “There comes a time when you have to move on to new things, shake your world up, or recognize before you crash that burn-out does happen.” —JB

“Limited to six seconds, they are long enough to show a full play, yet short enough to consume anywhere. This season in the NBA, they have served as a second screen that never existed for all of the action that previously went overlooked. It has become almost impossible to follow the NBA closely without spending a few seconds every night re-watching what happened in Vine form.” —JL