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Netflix Releases bpftop: An eBPF-Based Application Monitor
Keep a real-time eye on running your eBPF programs with open source bpftop.
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Netflix is going to take away its cheapest ad-free plan
Netflix’s ad-free plans will start at $15.49 per month instead.
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From ‘Suits’ To Nuts, Streaming Residuals Explained
About six weeks after the Writers Guild of America went on strike for the first time in more than 15 years, eight seasons of Suits landed on Netflix.
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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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SAG Strike: How 'Black Mirror' Predicted the Future (Again)
Black Mirror is going to have to stick around for many more decades before it even gets within spitting distance of The Simpsons for eerily predicting future events. But the speed with which Holywood life imitated Black Mirror art was lightning quick this time.
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'Fewer swings but better swings': Netflix sets stage for next phase of content growth
Netflix is entering its next phase of content growth as the company looks to trim costs and boost engagement in an increasingly competitive streaming landscape.
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Netflix Likely To Benefit As Rivals Sell Content To Raise Cash: Analyst
The media companies that helped Netflix grow by selling the streamer their best content on the cheap may be making the same strategic blunder again. While Netflix’s original programming gets a lot of attention, acquired content represents a large and stable share of viewing by Netflix subscribers. The supply of acquired content dried up as media companies raced to build their own streaming services and add subscribers. That’s changing.
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Big Streamers Hungry for Ad Dollars, but Some Commercials Prove Tough to Digest
Welcome to one of the strangest battles in all of Hollywood’s earth-scorched streaming wars. Tune into TNT or Discovery Channel and chances are you might come upon an ad for a new streaming selection on Peacock or Netflix. Stream something on Max — also owned by the TV networks’ parent, Warner Bros.
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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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Netflix on verge of landing Jerry Jones docu-series for nearly $50 million
The partnership between the NFL and Netflix is expanding. Next week, the first NFL property debuts on Netflix, with the Quarterback series focusing on Patrick Mahomes, Kirk Cousins, and Marcus Mariota. Eventually, Netflix will air the NFL Films docu-series focusing on Cowboys owner Jerry Jones .
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David Fincher's New Netflix Movie Revealed And It's A Sci-Fi Mindbender
David Fincher is ready to start working on his next Netflix film, and he’s hoping Margot Robbie will come along for the ride. Our trusted and proven sources
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Titanic coming to Netflix can't be an OceanGate joke, right?
Some of the most knowledgeable minds on the subject of licensing agreements are in Twitter comments and in lockstep: It’s “too soon” for Titanic to return to Netflix
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Netflix’s Bold Ultimatum for Harry and Meghan: No Work, No Pay
If you are among the many people who tried and failed to get tickets for the Eras Tour, just know there are worse fates than being rejected by Ticketmaster’s cruel lottery system. You could have been snubbed by Taylor Swift personally, despite being a famous person yourself. The Wall Street Journal reported that Meghan Markle wrote Swift a personal letter inviting her to be a guest on her podcast Archetypes, but “the pop star declined, through a representative.”
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The Witcher's "meta" transition from Cavill to Hemsworth's Geralt will be "flawless"
The transition from Henry Cavill to Liam Hemsworth's Geralt in Netflix's The Witcher show will be "flawless", and draw on a "meta" explanation inspired by the series' original books. That's according to the series' executive producer Tomek Baginski, who has discussed the upcoming third season of the show - the last to star Henry Cavill as the protagonist - in an interview with Yahoo News, where the shift to Hemsworth for future seasons was mentioned.
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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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Ryan Murphy Set to Leave Netflix for Disney
The mega-producer will reunite with Dana Walden at the Mouse House.
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Ryan Murphy Leaving Netflix, In Talks To Return To Disney
Ryan Murphy looks to be heading back to Disney. Murphy is set to leave Netflix at the end of his five-year overall deal, which was understood to be worth around $300M. Deadline has confirmed that he’s in talks with Disney, although no deal is yet signed.
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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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‘Stranger Things’ Season 5 Adds Linda Hamilton to Cast
“Stranger Things” Season 5 is adding Linda Hamilton to its cast. The announcement was made Saturday as part of Netflix’s annual Tudum event.
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Sylvester Stallone Now Acknowledges That Arnold Schwarzenegger Was a ‘Superior’ Action Star
The fierce rivalry between the two ’80s stars gave way to a 21st century bromance. The 1980s rivalry between Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone is the stuff of Hollywood legends, but the two action stars have mended some fences now that they’re not competing at the box office every year. Stallone even makes an appearance in the new Netflix documentary “Arnold” to praise his former enemy for reinventing the action genre.
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