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SeaWorld Entertainment has come under fire after a documentary criticized its practice of holding whales in captivity. Now, the company is firing back.

How many people watched the second season of “House of Cards” on Netflix? The volume of messages on Twitter suggests the audience for the political thriller may have grown substantially.

The case has significant implications for a TV industry undergoing profound changes, as well as challenges from upstart competitors like Netflix and Amazon.

The technology, called pCell, is one of many techniques that companies are looking at to address the rising public appetite for mobile data, especially video.

If there is a rivalry between the two, it is by many measures a mismatch. But that hasn’t stopped the salivation at the story line: Netflix, the Silicon Valley interloper, taking on HBO, the establishment player.

Even before the second season airs, Netflix has agreed to another 13 shows for the series about a scheming congressman, played by Kevin Spacey.

The video subscription service was the S.&P. 500’s biggest winner last year, but some analysts worry about the stock’s dizzying climb.

Intel Media was acquired by Verizon, which wants to add TV everywhere there is an Internet connection.

The season premiere for “Downton Abbey” drew more than 10.2 million viewers, a record for this British drama.

At a time when e-book sales seem to be flattening, there is something to be learned from Kevin Kelly’s self-published print catalog, a collection of reviews accrued from a website over the years.