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Tech 3 years ago
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Streaming service boom brings ‘new life’ to traditional TV: broadcasters
Traditional TV broadcaster still has a slight competitive edge over booming streaming platforms despite the latter’s seemingly unstoppable upheaval, Indonesian private television station players predict, based on a new study from Nielsen.
Entertainment 3 years ago
Netflix sets first live-streamed event with Chris Rock special
Netflix will stream an event live for the first time next year, with comedian Chris Rock hosting a real-time special for the on-demand platform that has lured millions of viewers away from traditional broadcast television.
Lifestyle 3 years ago
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Short and dramatic: Indonesians pick web series over TV
The emergence of streaming services shifted the trends in global-entertainment-consumption habits. The days of scheduled TV shows are long gone. People can now consume entertainment-on-demand via Netflix, YouTube and many other platforms.
Science & Tech 3 years ago
Spotify aims for a billion users by 2030
Co-founder and CEO Daniel Ek, speaking at an investor day event in New York, said the ambitious goal could be achieved in part through an expansion of Spotify's portfolio of podcasts and audiobooks, while making the platform a one-stop shop for content creators.
Lifestyle 4 years ago
NFT artist sells image of trash can for $252,000
Marcel Duchamp scandalized the art world in 1917 when he submitted a urinal as his entry to a prestigious competition. A century later, an American artist known as “Robness” sparked his own controversy by selling a non-fungible token (NFT) of a rubbish bin for $252,000.
