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•	Interesting fact: Turns out Apple, like many other companies, has been a big customer of Amazon's AWS cloud computing service, as well as Microsoft's Azure. Another interesting fact: Late last year Apple also signed a deal with Google's Cloud Platform. Most interesting fact: Sources say Apple has a plan to move away from all three providers, and create its own cloud infrastructure. [Mark Bergen \| Re/code]
•	Screening Room, a startup that wants to let you watch Hollywood movies in your living room when they're still in theaters for $50 a pop, has big-name backers, including directors Steven Spielberg and J.J. Abrams. Now big-name directors Christopher Nolan and James Cameron are lining up against the service. [Brent Lang \| Variety]
•	Re/code's new Code/Commerce event will kick things off with a bang in May, when we interview Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh and RealReal CEO Julie Wainwright. [Jason Del Rey \| Re/code]
•	Hearst has a portfolio of storied magazine brands, like Esquire and Cosmopolitan. But it can't rely on historic pedigree to succeed in an apps era. That's the responsibility of digital director Troy Young. In a punchy interview on the "Re/code Media" podcast, Young explains how he does his job: "There’s always a shit-ton of work to do." [Eric Johnson \| Re/code]