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Netflix, the streaming giant that has dominated the entertainment industry for years, is venturing into new territory: live sports. Starting in November 2023, Netflix will offer live coverage of two major sports events: the PGA Tour and the Formula 1 World Championship.

Big news for X (formerly Twitter) users in the US! The platform is rolling out a dedicated vertical video feed, taking your scrolling experience to the next level. If you’ve been missing out on smooth, immersive video content, this new feature is designed to deliver exactly that.

With Spotify Wrapped being a social media culture as it is, it is of no surprise YouTube Music and Apple Music are making sure their subscribers have the same feel on socials or better. Apple Music has launched a revamped 2022 Replay experience to let subscribers explore their top songs, artists, albums, genres, and more.

Apple announces an increase in the subscription prices for its services in the US.

Photo by Christian Wiediger on Unsplash There is an upcoming price hike in the YouTube premium family plan. The new price point and commencement were...

YouTube announces that it is relaxing the rules on profanity and how its affects monetization on the platform. The rules were updated at the end of last year and the company came under huge fire for the new policies. The rules created a “stricter approach“ than the company intended. It has been reviewed to allow creators to use strong or moderate profanity without the risk of demonetization.

2022 was a good year for Netflix after a couple of stumbles. They enjoyed a lot of success in content-wise and subscriber count. The company successfully launched its ad tier at $6.99/month giving the consumer another jump on point onto their service and saving a couple of bucks on their streaming habits. The move comes as a valid trend to gain subscribers. It is projected the streamer will gain 7.5 million subscribers.

YouTube music rollout its own recap for users' listening habits for the year. This is similar to Spotify wrapped, something that has been a social tradition online across various social networks

Peacock is killing it on TikTok with its latest marketing stunt. The streaming service has released the first episode of its new comedy series Killing It on its official TikTok account, giving users a sneak peek of the show that follows a group of aspiring influencers who move to LA to pursue their dreams.

Warner was acquired by Discovery last year for Warner Bros Discovery (WBD). This makes WBD which was always a staple as Warner more powerful and very diverse with their media offerings.