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Netflix Is Now “Open” To Lower-Tier “Cheaper” Subscription With Ads
After years of fighting ad-driven approaches, Netflix is now “open” to providing customers with lower-priced tiers that include ads, according to co-CEO Reed Hastings on Tuesday. Hastings has always been…
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Comics for Ukraine: Sunflower Seeds to give aid for refugees
A myriad of comic-book writers, artists, colorists, letterers, designers, and editors have come together on a series of…
By Jackie AllenCNN+ fails with new live streaming service less than 10,000 viewers
CNN launched a paid streaming news service called CNN+ at the end of March. But after 2 weeks…
By Jackie AllenIMF Warns Of More Market Sell-Offs As Central Banks Try To Curb Inflation
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned of continuous market sell-offs as central banks try to curb increasing…
By Rochdi RaisPutin to Mariupol defenders: Surrender-or-die
The southern port city of Mariupol, Ukraine has been bombarded by Russia for weeks. Small groups of Ukraine…
By Jackie AllenSon of renowned NY authors charged with manslaughter in overdose death of baby
Daniel Auster, 44, was arrested last week for the death of his 10-month -old daughter, Ruby. He is…
By Jackie AllenSanctions War: Russia hits Boris Johnson with ban
Putin Russia’s Foreign ministry “banned” the UK’s Prime Minister, Boris Johnson. Also banned from entering Russia were other…
By Jackie AllenInflation Expected to Adversely Impact Easter
For about 11 months now, inflation’s been dominating the US economy, in addition to hurting the financial situations…
By Gabrielle SeunagalPutin threatens as Sweden and Finland move closer to NATO membership
Last week in Brussels, Jens Stoltenberg, Secretary-General of NATO said there have been talks about Sweden and Finland…
By Jackie AllenOpenSea Has Had Its Busiest Month In January 2022, according to recent data
NFTs are a new world for modern art. The new market quickly surged to $17 billion in worth…
By Rochdi RaisIreland Will Ban Crypto Donations To Political Parties, Citing Russian Interference
Ireland is willing to ban crypto donations to political parties to prevent potential Russian election interference as the…
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