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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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Netflix to stream WWE's Raw starting next year in its biggest jump into live entertainment
Netflix adds WWE Raw after making only a few forays into live programming in its history.
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Amazon Is About to Eat the TV Universe
On Jan. 29, Prime Video will make its ad tier the default for its tens of millions of subscribers, a move that could unravel how advertisers deal with TV broadcasters and scare off rivals with its massive scale.
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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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'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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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 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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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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HBO Continues to Have the Worst Timing
Somehow Warner Bros. Discovery thinks it’s a good idea to relaunch its HBO Max streaming service as just “Max” in the middle of a Hollywood shakeup.
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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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