Quibi's short life is overLess than eight months after it arrived, the streaming service is dead.By K. Holt, 12.01.2020
Quibi's shutdown is scheduled for 'on or about' December 1stThere's no word on what will happen to Quibi's original content, but the video service will go away soon.By R. Lawler, 10.22.2020
Quibi confirms it's shutting downThe founders of Quibi admitted the idea may not have been 'strong enough.'By R. Lawler, 10.21.2020
Quibi is reportedly shutting downThe startup keeps it short in every sense of the word.By I. Bonifacic, 10.21.2020
Quibi chairman reportedly looked into selling its content library'The Information' reports Jeffrey Katzenberg told people he may have to shut down Quibi.By R. Lawler, 10.20.2020
Quibi is offering a free subscription tier in Australia and New ZealandIt's also reducing the price of its subscription in the two countries. By I. Bonifacic, 08.05.2020
Quibi fast-tracks plans to bring its bite-sized shows to TVsA mobile-first video service doesn't work so well during a pandemic.By J. Fingas, 04.13.2020
Quit trying to make Quibi happenQuibi raised $1.75 billion for so-so shows trapped on your phone.By D. Hardawar, 04.06.2020
Podcast: Quibi and Lioness on the future of streaming video and sex techWe chat with Jeffrey Katzenberg, Meg Whitman and Liz Klinger about their CES innovations.By D. Hardawar, 01.11.2020
Quibi's secret weapon: Videos that work in portrait and landscape modeFinally, mobile videos that look good in each orientation.By D. Hardawar, 01.08.2020
ESPN will create a daily sports show for Quibi's streaming serviceThe 'snackable' service will have more than star-studded entertainment.By J. Fingas, 10.08.2019
MTV is bringing ‘Punk’d’ back in 10-minute clipsThe show will be 'reinvented' for the mobile-first streaming platform Quibi.By C. Fisher, 06.04.2019
HP exceeds Q3 expectations: rakes $29.7 billion in revenue, still posts a lossBy T. O'Brien, 08.22.2012
HP will reportedly announce restructuring plan next week, up to 30,000 job cutsBy D. Melanson, 05.17.2012
Meg Whitman: HP's engineering is very much still alive, aims to be cloud computing leaderBy R. Lai, 05.10.2012