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Early On-Demand Music Streaming Required Lots of Nickels
In the Pacific Northwest 70-plus years ago, a telephone-based jukebox connected callers to their favorite tunes.
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What Amazon’s Pivot to Prime Video Ads Will Look Like
Starting early next year, the ad-option will be the default for those that subscribe to the e-commerce giant's membership option.
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How I Met Your Father Cancelled After 2 Seasons at Hulu
How I Met Your Father’s titular mystery will go unsolved. Hulu has cancelled the How I Met Your Mother sequel series after two seasons, TVLine has learned. The news comes less than two months…
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I was a die-hard Chromecast fan until I tried the Roku Ultra — and now I'm not going back
What was supposed to be a temporary swap has now become permanent
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Netflix lists $900,000 AI job as actors and writers continue to strike | Engadget
Will this pair of Hollywood strikes ever end? It looks like the big corporations are digging in for a long battle, illustrated by Netflix’s recent job posting for a machine learning platform product manager.
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HBO’s Potential Netflix Deal Isn’t So Shocking — but It Is Significant
VIP+ Analysis: While Warner Bros. Discovery talking with Netflix to license HBO titles isn’t surprising, it sure signals a power shift.
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Why streaming services are dumping shows left and right
Dude, where’s my show?
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Netflix cracks down as it begins password-sharing purge in UK
Emails are landing warning UK subscribers who allow family and friends to use their account that they have to pay extra
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Comcast is Considering Selling Part Of Its Cable TV Empire, & T-Mobile 5G Home Internet Gets Better
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Netflix subscriptions rise as password-sharing crackdown takes effect
Netflix has seen a rise in new subscribers in the U.S. in recent days after rolling out its password sharing crackdown, according to new report.
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In a shocking turn of events, Netflix subscriptions rise after password-sharing crackdown
Netflix is already seeing the effects of paid sharing.
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Amazon plans ad-supported streaming tier amid race for profitability: Report
Amazon is reportedly planning an ad-supported tier for Prime Video, joining the ranks of Netflix and Disney amid a race to make streaming more profitable.
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Streaming services are removing tons of movies and shows — it's not personal, it's strictly business
Consumers thought streaming would be forever, but library content is disappearing as studios seek to cut costs.
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Netflix password-sharing crackdown rolls out in the U.S.
After months of anticipation, Netflix began its password-sharing crackdown in the United States.
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Hulu's National Streaming Day Deal Knocks 74% Off Subscription Cost for 3 Months
With National Streaming Day taking place tomorrow, May 20, one of the most popular streaming services is celebrating with a steep discount. Hulu is offering three months of streaming access for just $2 per month, a savings of 74% versus the usual monthly price. The discount applies to its ad-supported tier and is available to new and eligible returning subscribers.
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Netflix reportedly plans to cut spending by $300 million this year
Netflix is planning to cuts its spending by $300 million this year, according to a new report from the Wall Street Journal.
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Amazon Starts Licensing Originals: Netflix, Your Move
As streamers prioritize revenue over subscriptions, old-fashioned licensing suddenly looks sexy.
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People Are Grinding Netflix Shows To Prevent Them From Getting Canceled
Shadow and Bone fans binge-watched their asses off to spare it from Netflix’s season 2 cancellation trend
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Netflix to invest $2.5 bln in South Korea to make TV shows, movies
Netflix Inc said on Tuesday it plans to invest $2.5 billion in South Korea over the next four years to produce Korean TV series, movies and unscripted shows, doubling the amount the company has invested in the market since 2016.
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Redbox Owner Interested In Buying Netflix’s DVD Business
Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment CEO Bill Rouhana tells THR he wants to buy the DVD business, though a Netflix source said it is not for sale, and will be wound down.
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