It's just two guys talking this week. In other words, Mike and David go guest-free to talk about some of the big stories in tech and media that week.

(See two handsome fellows posing for a picture at an unnamed McBrewPub.)

Here's what Mike and David discuss:

Mass shooting attempt at Mike's alma mater, spins positive for the hero Heavy disconnect between the public and marketers when it comes to online reviews (fake or not?) Uber's $19B(?) valuation. What's it up to now? Pissing match between Verizon and Netflix Netflix will soon be blaming all the providers - Note, after recording it appears that Netflix will be removing these warnings. Bill Watterson of "Calvin and Hobbes" returning to the comic pages Orange is the New Black, Season 2 Go see the live show of Mortified, and the documentary on Netflix. Secret's on Android now, and Michael's tried it Close to half of U.S.households subscribe to Netflix, Hulu Plus, or Amazon Prime. That's not far from cable penetration 25 years ago. Amazon's launch events invite the average user NYTimes Opinion is launching as a $6/month app, as opposed to the whole paper for $15/month. Tindr gets photos Time, Inc. is going public. Harry McCracken, friend of the show, left TIME. Email us at teardownshow@gmail.com Leave a message on the Tear Down Show line 206-350-6206 Connect with David Spark on Twitter at @dspark. His business is Spark Media Solutions. Connect with Michael Wolf on Twitter at @michaelwolf. His business is NextMarket Insights. Please send us your feedback. We want to hear from you and put your input in our show.

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