Google may be returning to the (censored) search business in China, YouTube Premium and Facebook Watch face the icy stares of skeptical TV critics; and Apple breaks a trillion but still has trouble with the Mac.

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Guest Starring:

Cicero Holmes and Natalie Jarvey

Links and Show Notes:

Google Plans to Launch Censored Search Engine in China, Leaked Documents Reveal

Google, Seeking a Return to China, Is Said to Be Building a Censored Search Engine - The New York Times

Facebook's China innovation hub hits licensing roadblock - CNET

Apple CEO 'Optimistic' China Trade Dispute Will Be Resolved | Fortune

YouTube's Susanne Daniels Talks Red Rebrand, Experimenting With the Paywall | Hollywood Reporter

Facebook Watch and YouTube Premium Not Yet Serious Threats | Hollywood Reporter

Netflix shares tank after big miss on subscriber growth | Reuters

The NES Classic is so popular it outsold the PS4, Xbox One, and Switch in June - The Verge

Apple Q3 2018: Services revenue

Diving into the details of Apple's (boring?) record quarter - Six Colors

Apple Becomes First U.S. Company to Hit $1 Trillion Market Value - Bloomberg

Apple Mac sales slip 13% in Q2 2018 - INSIDER

Apple Posts Strong Third-Quarter Revenue on iPhone Sales, Services Growth | Hollywood Reporter

Puppy Yoga Is a Real Thing and We're Ready to Try It ASAP

Cicero Holmes (@StubbyStan) | Twitter

Natalie Jarvey (@natjarv) | Twitter