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Netflix’s password sharing crackdown already feels like a disaster — and it hasn’t launched yet
Netflix's new rules have spread in the worst game of telephone
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Freecock is no more as Peacock kills free tier for new users
On the heels of premiering several buzzy, well-received series, Peacock has removed the ability for people to check them out
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YouTube TV Drops MLB Network
Strikeout: Google’s YouTube TV and Major League Baseball failed reach a renewal for MLB Network before it expired at the end of January, and as a result the channel is no longer available on …
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The 6 best live TV streaming services of 2023
If you're interested in going cable-free, you may want to switch to a live TV streaming service, which you can cancel at any time. There are even packages out there that let you stream sports and news online. That's great for anyone who wants to keep up with post-season NFL action and catch the Super Bowl without an expensive contract.
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Every Netflix Original Show That Has Been Canceled So Far
From First Kill to The Baby-Sitters Club, here are all of the Netflix original shows that the streaming service has canceled — so far.
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Netflix is hiding its cheap basic plan to get people to pay for ads
The streamer’s ad-free plan is ironicallty not being advertised on its sign-up page.
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What each streaming service has up its sleeve in 2023
From the HBO Max/Discovery+ merger to Netflix's password-sharing offering, here's what streaming services have planned for 2023 and beyond.
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Why Netflix ‘Crackdown’ on Password Sharing Won’t Actually Put an End to Illicit Account Borrowing
Beginning next year, Netflix will start nagging customers to pay extra if it detects that they’re sharing their account with individuals outside their household
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Netflix’s ad-supported tier is reportedly off to a slow start
Company execs say it’s playing the long game.
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Netflix's plan with ads is cheaper, but it's missing hundreds of movies, new data shows
Last month, Netflix did something that it had resisted for years: It launched an ad-supported plan. The cheaper option, called "Basic with Ads," is $6.99 per month, compared to its more expensive ad-free memberships that range from $9.99 to $19.99 a month.
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‘Westworld,’ ‘The Nevers’ to Be Pulled From HBO Max
“The Nevers” has been canceled halfway through its first season by HBO. The Joss Whedon-created sci-fi drama will be pulled from streaming on HBO Max, along with the recently canceled H…
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Amazon CEO: Prime Video Has “Very Attractive Economics” As a Standalone Unit
Andy Jassy laid out a vision where Amazon becomes the center of the entertainment universe, where it produces its own programming, but also gives access to every other provider through its Channels program.
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Why the N.F.L.’s Big Streaming Deal Is Going Into Overtime
Talks for Sunday Ticket are expected to spill into next year, as Apple faces increased competition from Google for the league’s last available TV rights.
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I Tried Netflix With Ads for 1 Week. Here's What I Learned
Netflix's new $7 plan could be worth it if saving money is a must.
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Netflix Account Sharing Crackdown Results In Surge Of Netflix Subscription Cancelations
What gives, Netflix?
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Apple TV+ Hikes Subscription Price For First Time, Will Now Cost $6.99 Per Month
The company also raised prices for Apple Music and the Apple One bundle.
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Netflix’s ad tier will cost $6.99 a month and launch in November
Netflix has never had ads, but that changes next month.
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Disney Plus’s price increase is a huge blunder — here’s why
Disney Plus's new price is too darn high, and that's a problem
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HBO Max and Discovery+ will combine into a single streaming service
The company is considering a free, ad-supported version of the combined streaming platform, WarnerMedia Discovery chief David Zaslav said Thursday on an earnings call.
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NFL+ is here, but it’s probably not what you’re looking for
NFL streaming is still mired in a mess of tangled platform agreements.
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