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1. Are internet radios still a thing? Let's check back in on a once-sexy form of radio listening

Author

Careless, James

Subjects
Logitech International S.A. -- International economic relations, Streaming media, Communications equipment, Computer peripherals industry -- International economic relations, Electronics industry -- International economic relations, Cellular transmission equipment, Streaming media technology, Telecommunications equipment, Electronics industry, Mass communications
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At the turn of the millennium, the growing popularity of streaming media inspired the development of 'internet radios.' These standalone appliances were styled to look and work like conventional AM/FM [...]

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2024

2. Broken Cords

Author

Dayen, David

Subjects
Mass media industry -- Service development, Broadcast journalism -- Media coverage -- Forecasts and trends, Streaming media -- Service development, Company service development, Market trend/market analysis, Streaming media technology, Business, general
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We're moving toward replacing cable TV with a bundle of streaming networks. Will local and news programming get lost in the transition? There were so many CNN logos on the [...]

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2024

3. NAS DRIVES: For advanced users and small businesses, network-attached storage is arguably the most versatile and cost-effective way to handle backups, media streaming and collaboration

Author

Handby, Simon

Subjects
Streaming media, Small business, Small business, Streaming media technology, SOHO, Science and technology
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Network-attached storage (NAS) may be one of the dullest sounding technologies, but in practice it's one of the most brilliant. Sure, buying a NAS drive can be an important part [...]

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2024

4. 2024 INNOVATIVE PRODUCTS Selected by the readers of SOUND & VEDIO CONTRACTOR WINNERS: The 13th annual reader-voted Innovative Product Awards acknowledges both electronic and mechanical innovations and celebrates the designers and engineers behind each of these products. Winners were chosen by SVC readers from among submitted products. Congratulations to all

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Streaming media, Contractors, Engineers, Streaming media technology, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Microsoft Teams (Messaging software)
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Jabra PanaCast 50 The Jabra PanaCast 50 Room System is a complete solution that enables small and medium rooms to play host to more inclusive, more immersive virtual meetings. The [...]

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2024

5. Roku for your Library: Our Adventures in Peak Streaming

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Streaming media -- Technology application, Streaming media technology, Technology application, Library and information science, Roku (Set-top Internet box)
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In 2015, we embarked on a journey of innovation when we discovered a unique device from Japan: the Roku. This unassuming gadget, capable of streaming video on most TVs, inadvertently [...]

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2024

7. 'Feeding' the Cloud: Reducing Carbon Emissions from Social Media and Streaming Services Through Private Information Disclosure.

Author

Hoover, Madison

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Streaming media -- Censorship -- Environmental aspects -- Laws, regulations and rules, Carbon taxes -- Laws, regulations and rules, Corporate governance -- Environmental aspects -- Social aspects -- Laws, regulations and rules, Harm principle (Ethics) -- Analysis, Corporate social responsibility -- Environmental aspects -- Laws, regulations and rules, Disclosure of information -- Laws, regulations and rules, Social media -- Privileges and immunities -- Environmental aspects -- Laws, regulations and rules, Pathological Internet Use -- Prevention -- Environmental aspects -- Laws, regulations and rules, Climatic changes -- Laws, regulations and rules, Government regulation, Streaming media technology, Telecommunications Act of 1996 (47 U.S.C. 230)
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TABLE OF CONTENTS I. THE EMERGENCE OF SOCIAL MEDIA AND STREAMING SERVICES 551 II. SOCIAL MEDIA AND STREAMING SERVICES' IMPACT ON ENVIRONMENTAL 554 ORGANIZATIONS III. THE MECHANICS OF SOCIAL MEDIA [...], Despite their well-known negative aspects, social media and streaming services have become integral for consumers' daily entertainment and social connection. Although most users have some idea of these services' harmful mental impacts, they are typically unaware of the carbon emissions that result from them. This dissonance is not an accident, but rather the direct result of incomplete data and the omission of individual user-level estimates for carbon emissions in private governance reports published by social media and streaming companies. Where these governance reports do include user-level figures, they are not provided in a meaningful way such that users could consequentially alter their behavior to minimize that harm. Though the impact of individual usage may initially seem minimal on a micro-level, minor changes in individual carbon contributions may have substantially positive impacts where numerous consumers implement them on a macro-level; these services benefit from billions of users, thus, seemingly small behavioral changes that reduce usage time can result in notable emissions reductions in the aggregate. While regulatory actions may retroactively address these consequences, stronger solutions reside in the private spehere through actions like reducing reliance on addictive algorithms, offering paid subscriptions that eliminate or decrease advertisements, and bolstering information disclosure to users through these companies' internal governance reports. While most adults in the United States are in agreement that environmental concerns are an important national focus, disagreement remains over adequate responses, and many environmentally harmful industries are still economically essential. As a result, attention must be afforded to these widespread energy uses for entertainment sectors and their resulting emissions.

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2024

8. THE OBAMA COALITION AS A MODEL FOR MASS AUDIENCE Higher Ground Productions, Consensus Taste, and Streaming Media's Centrism

Author

Elkins, Evan

Subjects
Streaming media -- Service development -- Social aspects -- Political aspects, Aesthetics -- Social aspects -- Political aspects, Entertainment industry -- Service development, Consensus (Social sciences) -- Political aspects, Company service development, Streaming media technology, Company investment, Arts, visual and performing
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This article examines Barack and Michelle Obama's entertainment company, Higher Ground Productions. Founded in 2018, Higher Ground has produced and distributed several films, television programs, and podcasts for Its exclusive streaming partners, Netflix, Spotify, and Audible. Drawing on media-industry analysis, scholarship on representation and politics in streaming media, and cultural studies of mass culture and entertainment, I argue that these streaming companies leverage the Obamas' reputation as popular tastemakers and the pair's diverse coalition of supporters as part of the broader project of building a mass audience. This coalitional audience is based on drawing different demographic groups toward the platform, smoothing over political and identity differences by curating explicitly diverse yet agreeably centristliberal (and thus not partisan or radical) programming, and offering up the Obamas as moguls and curators who enable their host platforms to present themselves as services open to all viewing and listening constituencies. Although the Obamas are sui generis figures in American life, Higher Ground's partnerships tell us much about how contemporary streamers attempt to produce massness in part by positioning themselves as lightly politicized, but not overly controversial, purveyors of sophisticated infotainment., THE FIRST EPISODE OF NETFLIX'S 2022 SERIES THE G WORD WITH ADAM CONOVER, A SATIRICAL documentary examining the US federal government, begins with a self-referential joke. Lying on an office [...]

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2024
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9. Freevee is going away, for real this time

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Streaming media, Company business planning, Streaming media technology, Science and technology
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Nearly nine months after denying any plans to shutter its ad-supported Freevee streaming service, Amazon has announced it will do just that, all within a matter of a weeks. https://variety.com/2024/digital/news/amazon-freevee-shutting-down-1236208451/, [...]

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2024

10. Cancelling streaming TV subscriptions is about to get easier

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Streaming media, Securities law, Streaming media technology, Science and technology
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If you’re sick of having to interact with chatbots or even pick up the phone to cancel a cable or streaming TV subscription, the FTC’s got your back. The https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/news/press-releases/2024/10/federal-trade-commission-announces-final-click-cancel-rule-making-it-easier-consumers-end-recurring [...]

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2024

11. Plex Live TV & DVR review: A powerful over-the-air DVR, with hiccups

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Streaming media, Personal video recorders, Streaming media technology, Personal video recorder, Science and technology
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At a glance Expert's Rating Pros * Access your DVR on practically any streaming device, from anywhere * Automatic ad skipping and optional commercial deletion * Lots of granular control [...]

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2024

13. COLOR CAPTURE

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Streaming media, Streaming media technology, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, San Jose Sharks
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SRT + 5G Mountain Attack, a ski mountaineering competition in Saalbach, Austria, was the arena for the first real world test of the live broadcast streaming capabilities of the Blackmagic [...]

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2024

14. THE Music Week INTERVIEW RYAN REDINGTON: With 15 years at Amazon under his belt, Ryan Redington was part of the launch of its streaming service in 2014 and is now general manager of Amazon Music. Here to set out his agenda exclusively in Music Week, the Seattle-based executive opens up about the company's mission to mix recorded music, physical and livestreaming to offer the music industry a package that can't be matched, and has his say on AI, TikTok and much more

Author

Hanley, James

Subjects
Streaming media -- Forecasts and trends, Music industry -- Forecasts and trends, Company business management, Market trend/market analysis, Streaming media technology, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Music
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Ryan Redington was in Los Angeles for this year's Grammy Week, but he has no regrets about skipping the main event. 'My wife's grandmother had a 90th birthday party in [...]

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2024

15. 2024 ELI Runner-Up Essay: A 'Perfect Storm' for Reworking the Copyright Test.

Author

Cohen, Emily

Subjects
Streaming media -- Laws, regulations and rules, Copyright infringement -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Standards, Musicians -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Intellectual property, Government regulation, Streaming media technology
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Introduction Katy Perry and Juicy J's "Dark Horse" debuted at number 17 on the Billboard Hot 100 (1) in 2013 and reached number one in 2014, remaining on the list [...]

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2024

17. Design of Mobile Education Platform for University Network Law Popularization Based on Streaming Media Technology

Author

Zhao, Yu, Zhang, Liang, Akan, Ozgur, Editorial Board Member, Bellavista, Paolo, Editorial Board Member, Cao, Jiannong, Editorial Board Member, Coulson, Geoffrey, Editorial Board Member, Dressler, Falko, Editorial Board Member, Ferrari, Domenico, Editorial Board Member, Gerla, Mario, Editorial Board Member, Kobayashi, Hisashi, Editorial Board Member, Palazzo, Sergio, Editorial Board Member, Sahni, Sartaj, Editorial Board Member, Shen, Xuemin, Editorial Board Member, Stan, Mircea, Editorial Board Member, Jia, Xiaohua, Editorial Board Member, Zomaya, Albert Y., Editorial Board Member, Yun, Lin, editor, Han, Jiang, editor, and Han, Yu, editor

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2024
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18. Research on English Online Video Teaching System Based on Streaming Media Technology

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Ge, Yanli, Gao, Ying, Akan, Ozgur, Editorial Board Member, Bellavista, Paolo, Editorial Board Member, Cao, Jiannong, Editorial Board Member, Coulson, Geoffrey, Editorial Board Member, Dressler, Falko, Editorial Board Member, Ferrari, Domenico, Editorial Board Member, Gerla, Mario, Editorial Board Member, Kobayashi, Hisashi, Editorial Board Member, Palazzo, Sergio, Editorial Board Member, Sahni, Sartaj, Editorial Board Member, Shen, Xuemin, Editorial Board Member, Stan, Mircea, Editorial Board Member, Jia, Xiaohua, Editorial Board Member, Zomaya, Albert Y., Editorial Board Member, Gui, Guan, editor, Li, Ying, editor, and Lin, Yun, editor

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2024
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22. An Assessment of In-stream Sampling Activity of Macroinvertebrates and Stream Channelization in Dug Run, Allen County, Ohio, USA

Author

Zuwerink, David A., Le'flore, Zakiah, and Lochtefeld, Seth

Subjects
Streaming media -- Usage -- Analysis, Streaming media technology, Education, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Science and technology
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Macroinvertebrates are good indicators of stream quality. Changes in populations of sensitive macroinvertebrates help to show stressors to the stream. Student sampling of a section of Dug Run in northwestern Ohio has occurred since 2015. This work has been to identify how changes on the campus including construction, tree removal, and channelization may be impacting stream macroinvertebrates. Student sampling, however, also causes disturbances that may negatively impact macroinvertebrate populations. A break in student sampling--due first to the use of an adjacent off-site location in 2019 and then to COVID-19 beginning in 2020--was expected to impact the number of mayfly nymphs and caddisfly larvae captured, both considered sensitive macroinvertebrates in the stream. To measure the impact of channelization in Dug Run, the study area was split into a channelized reach, an upstream reach, and a downstream reach. Stream habitat was also studied in each reach with macroinvertebrates collected from riffles, undercuts, and pools. After a break in sampling, caddisfly larvae increased initially but have declined in the 2 following years, while mayfly nymphs increased in the last 2 years of the study. No significant differences were found in stream quality monitoring (SQM) index scores between the channelized reach compared to upstream and downstream reaches (H = 4.15; p = 0.126). There was a significant difference in taxa richness among pools, riffles, and undercuts (H = 14.09; p< 0.001). A significant difference was also found in the moderately sensitive macroinvertebratescaptured in riffles between thechannelized, upstream, and downstream reaches (H = 6.82; p = 0.033). A break in sampling resulted in an initial increase in mayfly nymph and caddisfly larvae samples, but it appears a variety of factors may be responsible for the numbers captured. The channelized reach had higher numbers of scuds and crayfish in riffles among the 3 reaches, which may be the result of a change in their distribution related to lack of undercuts. Both scuds and crayfish were found in significantly greater abundance in undercuts compared to pools and riffles., INTRODUCTION Dug Run is a 9.5 km long 1st order tributary of the Ottawa River in Allen County, Ohio, that flows east to west through the southern portion of the [...]

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2023
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23. Content Distribution in the Music Classroom: Harness your students' enthusiasm for online content creation to deepen music content knowledge and attract more students to your class

Author

Todd, Christy

Subjects
Students, Streaming media, Streaming media technology, Education, Music
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In today's classroom, we find ourselves teaching a generation of students who, instead of watching Saturday morning cartoons, are engrossed in the captivating world of YouTube toy-unboxing videos. Ryan's World [...]

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2024

24. HOW & WHERE TO STREAM TV & FILM

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Sky PLC. Sky Cinema, Channel Four Television Corp. Channel 4, Cable television broadcasting industry, Streaming media, Television programs, Television broadcasting industry, Streaming media technology
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FREE TO VIEW BBC iPLAYER bbc.co.uk/iplayer As long as you have a TV licence, you can register for free and enjoy a slew of BBC shows on demand and BBC [...]

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2024

25. Brightspeed Launches Customer Appreciation Gift

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Streaming media, Streaming media technology, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Telecommunications industry
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INTERNET BUSINESS NEWS-(C)1995-2024 M2 COMMUNICATIONS US-based fiber broadband builder Brightspeed has launched its Brightspeed Fiber Internet customer appreciation offer, USD 20 Brightspeed Streaming Credits, the company said. Customers can activate [...]

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2024

26. Tired of searching for a new show? Let BitMar do it for you

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Streaming media, Streaming media technology, Computers
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2024

27. Patent Issued for Dual-stream video management (USPTO 12126917)

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Streaming media technology, Streaming media
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2024 NOV 16 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Obesity, Fitness & Wellness Week -- According to news reporting originating from Alexandria, Virginia, by NewsRx journalists, a [...]

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2024

28. Strategies for Brand Integration in Streaming Content

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Streaming media, Streaming media technology, Advertising, marketing and public relations
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Byline: Vaishnavi Yadav The OTT industry's growth hinges on effective content strategy, driven by data analytics and personalized recommendations. This was one of the key takeaways from the fireside chat [...]

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2024

30. Samsung TV Plus announces launch of four new FAST Channels from Viacom18

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Streaming media, Electronics industry -- Marketing, Television broadcasting -- Marketing, Company marketing practices, Streaming media technology, Electronics industry, Advertising, marketing and public relations
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Byline: Adgully Bureau Samsung TV Plus, the brand's free ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) service in India, has tied up with Viacom18 to launch four new FAST channels-Superhit Beats, Kaanphod Music, [...]

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2024

31. HOW & WHERE TO STREAM TV & FILM

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Sky PLC. Sky Cinema, Channel Four Television Corp. Channel 4, Cable television broadcasting industry, Streaming media, Television programs, Television broadcasting industry, Streaming media technology
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FREE TO VIEW BBC iPLAYER bbc.co.uk/iplayer As long as you have a TV licence, you can register for free and enjoy a slew of BBC shows on demand and BBC [...]

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2024

32. Disney, ESPN and Hulu Sued for Violating Streaming Technology Patents

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The Walt Disney Co. -- Cases -- Intellectual property, ESPN Inc. -- Cases -- Intellectual property, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Cases -- Intellectual property, Streaming media -- Cases, Information storage and retrieval -- Cases, Patent infringement -- Cases, Video production companies -- Cases -- Intellectual property, Company legal issue, Streaming media technology, General interest
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Technology company Adeia has filed a lawsuit against The Walt Disney Company and its various entities -- including Hulu and ESPN -- for allegedly violating its patent rights in video [...]

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2024

34. Price Hikes vs. Ads: How Apple TV+ and Prime Video Boosted Revenue in 2024

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Streaming media, Entertainment industry, Streaming media technology, General interest, Amazon Prime (Online service)
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Amazon and Apple, two tech giants that have become major players in the entertainment industry by way of their streaming platforms, recently reported earnings. Whilethese theydo not break out metrics [...]

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2024

35. Sling TV channels: A full list of packages in 2024

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Streaming media technology, Cable television broadcasting industry, Streaming media, Television broadcasting industry, Direct broadcast satellite television industry, Television broadcasting, Television programs -- Television program reviews, Discovery Communications Inc. Discovery Channel, DIRECTV L.L.C., Lifetime Movie Network, FOX News Network L.L.C., ESPN Inc., Food Network, Disney Channel, MSNBC Cable Network, FOX Sports Networks L.L.C.
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When you buy through our links, Business Insider may earn an affiliate commission. (https://www.businessinsider.com/insider-reviews-expertise-in-product-reviews) Learn more (https://affiliate.insider.com?amazonTrackingID=bi-auto-74233-20&h=1e3fb696bbdb86813884158ec2e9e64a5dc2a54ce1cba247f82c951a9c2e37b6&postID=672cfbbcd057d3e5c5c90e06&postSlug=guides%2Fstreaming%2Fsling-tv-channels&site=bi&u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.sling.com%2F) Sling is one of the (https://www.businessinsider.com/guides/streaming/best-live-tv-streaming-services) best live TV streaming services on the [...]

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2024

36. New to streaming TV

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Streaming media, Streaming media technology
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IN THIS ISSUE New to streaming TV Bad Sisters The popular comedy-drama about five Dublin sisters covering up a murder returns for a second season. On Apple TV+. Say Nothing [...]

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2024

37. Vibe Revolutionizes TV Advertising for SMBs with New AI-Powered Products

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Streaming media, Television advertising -- Product introduction, Streaming media technology, Arts and entertainment industries
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Vibe reported the launch of its latest AI-driven suite of products designed to empower small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) to fully leverage the power of Streaming TV advertising. The company [...]

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2024

39. Watching TV As America Descends Into the Abyss

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National Broadcasting Company Inc. NBC News, Streaming media, Television broadcasting industry, Presidents -- Elections, Streaming media technology, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
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Byline: Nicholas Quah On the night of the closest American presidential election ever, which was also the third successive contest with existential stakes, I spent the country's descent into the [...]

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2024

40. Sky Q and Freesat to survive until at least 2029

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Streaming media, Artificial satellites, Streaming media technology
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IN THIS ISSUE / News Sky Q and Freesat to survive until at least 2029 Sky will continue to offer its satellite-based TV service Sky Q until at least 2029 [...]

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2024

41. Streaming TELEVISION & FILM

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Streaming media, Streaming media technology
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Byline: Edited by FRANCES TAYLOR JACK SEALE JS DAVID BROWN JS DB BLACK COMEDY Bad Sisters Series 2 episodes 1 and 2 available on Apple TV+ from Wednesday drama gets [...]

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2024

42. Streaming TELEVISION & FILM

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Streaming media, Streaming media technology
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Byline: JACK SEALE MICHAEL HOGAN JAYNE NELSON FRANCES TAYLOR JN Netflix MUSICAL CRIME COMEDY Emilia Perez 5 j Available Wednesday q In a musical that redefines what's possible in the [...]

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2024

43. Streaming TELEVISION & FILM. THE PICK OF TV & FILM ON DEMAND

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Streaming media, Streaming media technology
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Byline: STEPHEN KELLY DB AMBER WILKINSON Amazon Prime Video DRAMA Cross Full series available from Thursday Hopes will be high that Amazon can do for Alex Cross what it's done [...]

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2024

44. Decoding the next phase of OTT's growth in India as digital renaissance continues

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Streaming media, Video-on-demand, Internet videos, Company growth, Streaming media technology, Advertising, marketing and public relations
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Byline: Abha Garyali Peer India's streaming video on demand (VOD) industry has had a transformative power on the nation's entertainment economy. As per a report by Media Partners Asia (MPA), [...]

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2024

45. New to streaming TV

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Streaming media, Streaming media technology
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IN THIS ISSUE New to streaming TV Before Psychological thriller starring Billy Crystal as a tragically widowed child psychologist whose new client seems to know things about his past. On [...]

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2024

47. Aussie-based Linius partners with Fujitsu on video analysis solutions

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Border patrols, Streaming media, Computer software industry, Streaming media technology
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Australian software vendor Linius Technologies has partnered with Fujitsu to combine AI video analysis with the software vendor’s patented video technology. The partnership is focused on providing a suite of [...]

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2024

48. BIOSTAR INTRODUCES THE BRAND-NEW Z890AX-E PRO MOTHERBOARD

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Intel Corp., Streaming media, Semiconductor industry, Semiconductor industry, Streaming media technology
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Key Highlights: * BIOSTAR unveils Z890AX-E PRO motherboard designed for Intel Core Ultra (series 2) processors on October 30th, 2024, in Taipei, Taiwan. * Z890AX-E PRO supports Intel Core Ultra [...]

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2024

49. Guneet Monga Kapoor: 'GutarGu S2 reflects our first love stories'

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Streaming media, Streaming media technology, Advertising, marketing and public relations
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Byline: Adgully Bureau Amazon MX Player, the free video streaming platform from Amazon, has launched the much-anticipated second season of its heartwarming teen romance series, GutarGu S2. The show takes [...]

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2024

50. Delhi High Court orders blocking of 60 rogue websites streaming Zee Entertainment content

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India. High Court of Delhi, Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd., Streaming media, Television broadcasting of sports, Domain names, Internet service providers, Web sites, Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (Computer network protocol), TCP/IP, Company Web site/Web page, Internet address/domain name, Streaming media technology, Internet service provider, Law
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Byline: Shashwat Singh The Delhi High Court recently granted interim relief to Zee Entertainment Enterprises Limited, directing sixty rogue websites to stop streaming TV shows, movies and other works over [...]

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2024

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