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Families can track Santa Claus in real time this Christmas Eve using AI-powered tools from NORAD and Google. With interactive maps, games, videos, and new AI features like personalised…
Paramount has submitted an amended $108.4 billion bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, adding a $40.4 billion personal guarantee from Larry Ellison. The move follows the WBD board’s rejection of…
Netflix is making a strategic move into the podcasting world by securing exclusive video rights to shows from iHeartMedia, Barstool Sports, and Spotify. The company aims to challenge…
YouTube has won exclusive rights to stream the Oscars starting in 2029, ending ABC's decades-long streak. The deal, running through 2033, will allow over 2 billion global viewers to access…
YouTube is pulling its data from Billboard’s charts after Billboard’s ranking formula update. The new formula prioritises paid, on-demand streams over ad-supported ones, which YouTube says…
WikiFlix offers a refreshing look at public domain films from the past, showcasing classics like Nosferatu and It’s a Wonderful Life for free. Discover forgotten cinematic gems and imagine…
Riverside's AI-driven ‘Rewind’ feature offers podcasters a fun year-end recap, but highlights the growing concerns about AI’s impact on the podcast industry. This article explores the…
Netflix is partnering with iHeartMedia to bring 14 exclusive video podcasts to its platform starting in early 2026, expanding its push into creator-driven content.
Netflix has responded to growing concerns surrounding its proposed $82.7 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. Co-CEOs Greg Peters and Ted Sarandos assured employees that the deal…
Netflix's proposed $82.6 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. highlights a turning point for Hollywood as tech-driven consolidation reshapes the entertainment industry. Analysts and industry…
Netflix’s $82.7B deal to acquire Warner Bros. shakes Hollywood, triggering union backlash, antitrust concerns, and significant questions about the future of streaming and theatres.
Amazon introduces a new AI-powered Fire TV feature that lets users jump to exact movie scenes on Prime Video by simply describing them to Alexa+. Built on Amazon Bedrock with models like…
