#streaming-services

#streaming-services

The New York Times is finding the same - in a manner of speaking. The Times isn't the only publisher with a deal cooking.

Generation X comprises 51% of leadership roles in the workforce according to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, reflecting their significant impact in professional environments.

Just under half of American adults younger than 30 are borrowing a streaming service log-in from someone living outside of their house, a new survey from Pew Research Center shows.

By introducing genre filters to Discover Weekly, Spotify empowers users to tailor their music recommendations, reinforcing their engagement and enhancing user satisfaction with the platform.

Vinterberg has convincingly thought through not just the political, environmental, and financial aspects of this near-future crisis, but also how it might strain or strengthen family ties.

Unless you're a nerd about it, people don't seem to engage with music with much depth anymore.

The new STARZ bundle with Hallmark+ brings together two brands that have forged a strong connection with women, offering an expansive range of programming at a great value.

According to the latest Waste Data Flow statistics, 191 tonnes of DVDs, CDs, and video tapes were discarded across the borough in the first three months of 2024.

Excessive bass can hinder speech clarity, making words seem muffled. Try experimenting with audio settings and preset sound modes to improve dialogue.

YouTube TV is offering users a chance to maintain their subscription price at $72.99/month for the next six months, avoiding a $10 price increase.

The Criterion Channel rejects the infinite-content model, curating rotating collections of select films that appear for just a few months.

Audiences are drowning in an ocean of content, and many companies are betting AI-enabled recommendations can serve as a life raft.

In a 2023 essay by Chris Revelle on Pajiba, Revelle praised The Other Two as being "specifically, wonderfully gay."

AdGuard is a powerful mobile and desktop ad blocker available for an unbeatable price of $15.97, offering lifetime access to an ad-free experience.

The Motion Picture Association-Canada stated that foreign streaming companies shouldn't bear the same content responsibilities as traditional broadcasters, highlighting the need for flexible modern definitions.

"...in what could very likely wind up a showdown between three-win teams with Drake Maye and Jaxson Dart, who might well be making his prime-time debut by that point of the season, at the controls."