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Disney+ announces temporary price cut on ad-supported tier
For a limited time, the ad-supported tier will cost $1.99 a month, just in time for films like Elemental and The Little Mermaid. Disney+ Announces Temporary Price Cut on Ad-Supported Tier Abby Jones
New Netflix docuseries honors women who shaped hip-hop
Premiering August 9th, the series features interviews with Roxanne Shante, Queen Latifah, Tierra Whack, Saweetie, and more New Netflix Docuseries Honors Women Who Shaped Hip-Hop Jo Vito
Netflix reports 5.9 million new subscribers following password sharing crackdown
The streamer placed limits on how much users could share accounts back in May. Netflix Reports 5.9 Million New Subscribers Following Password Sharing Crackdown Carys Anderson
Netflix sign-ups increase 102% after password sharing crackdown: Report
After the streamer slapped an extra fee on multi-household accounts, the number of new sign-ups surged, outpacing cancellations. Netflix Sign-Ups Increase 102% After Password Sharing Crackdown: Report Jo Vito
Netflix launches password sharing crackdown in the US
Each user outside an account holder's household will cost an additional $7.99 per month. Netflix Launches Password Sharing Crackdown in the US Eddie Fu
How to Watch Eurovision 2023 in America
The annual international music competition begins on Tuesday, May 9th. How to Watch Eurovision 2023 in America Bryan Kress
Netflix Shuts Down DVD Rentals After 25 Years
Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos said the company will stop shipping out their iconic red envelopes this September. Netflix Shuts Down DVD Rentals After 25 Years Abby Jones
NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube: How Much It Costs and Everything Else You Need to Know
Learn how much it costs, where to watch, and everything else you need to know. NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube: How Much It Costs and Everything Else You Need to Know Consequence Staff
Cocaine Bear to Blow Its Way onto Peacock
The viral horror comedy will begin streaming exclusively on April 14th. Cocaine Bear to Blow Its Way onto Peacock Eddie Fu
De La Day: De La Soul Shares Full Catalog On Streaming Services, Hip-Hop Celebrates The Plugs
De La Soul fans in the digital age were left out of experiencing the Long Island, N.Y. trio's music on streaming services due to legal blocks. The post De La Day: De La Soul Shares Full Catalog On Streaming Services, Hip-Hop Celebrates The Plugs appeared first on The Latest Hip-Hop News, Music and Media | Hip-Hop Wired.
Count Your Days: Netflix Will Crackdown On Password Sharing “More Broadly” In The Coming Months
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: NurPhoto / Getty / Netflix If you’re one of those people who share their Netflix password with friends, count your days because the streaming service is coming for you. Spotted on The Verge, Netflix will begin cracking down on password sharing “more broadly” toward the end of the first quarter of 2023, the streaming giant announced in its earnings report. “While our terms of use limit use of Netflix to a household, we recognize this is a change for members who share their account more broadly,” Netflix writes. “As we roll out paid sharing, members in many countries will also have the option to pay extra if they want to share Netflix with people they don’t live with.” Netflix fully expects the crackdown will cause a “cancel reaction” in each market in the ...
De La Soul Catalog To Hit Streaming Services In March, At Last
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Al Pereira / Getty Some good Hip-Hop news at the top of 2023. De La Soul’s catalog of classic music, most of which has been missing from streaming services for years, will finally be available in March. The group—Dave (fka Trugoy The Dove), Posdnous and Mase—announced on Tuesday (Jan. 3), that their music would be on streamers starting March 2. The date happens to coincide with the anniversary the Long Island Hip-Hop group’s landmark debut album 3 Feet High and Rising. “The Reservoir and Chrysalis teams have worked with De La Soul, and their record label, AOI, to bring their music to digital streaming services,” said De La in a statement, as reported by Variety. “Reservoir is pleased to share that De La Soul’s first six albums, ‘3 Feet High and Rising’ (1...
