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Digital product strategies are better with a physical option
It may seem digital is the future, but there will always be demand for physical products. Businesses who think digital-only might lose a lot of opportunities. Read more…
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Squid Game is making waves in the AsiaPacific streaming landscape
Results are in: Squid Game, Netflix’s latest Korean hit drama, became the platform’s most successful TV show in history. Read more…
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Australians love streaming, mobile phones and IoT devices
Australia’s love affair with streaming continues to thrive, they are becoming increasingly reliant on mobile phones to get online and they like IoT devices too! Read more…
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As streaming wars heat up, Netflix goes to the theatre
News abounds of the heat being turned up in the streaming wars, as Netflix finds itself in the same ring as Amazon, Apple and now Disney. Read more…
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Streaming is now mainstream but people are going to get hurt
Streaming just went mainstream. Suddenly the power of brands and content came into sharp focus. Read more…
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NBA fans in China ask for refunds after Tencent stops streaming
NBA fans in China have asked for streaming subscription refunds from exclusive service provider Tencent amid a deepening free speech row. Read more…
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Facebook unveils new Portal video chat, TV streaming devices
Facebook Inc has unveiled new models of its Portal video chatting devices, making the company’s first foray into TV streaming hardware. Read more…
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China’s changing music listening habits
Long gone are the days of cassette tapes and CDs. In China alone, the digital music industry is now standing at over 53 billion yuan or 7.9 billion US dollars. Read more…
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Google tests game streaming service with Ubisoft
(Reuters) – Google said on Monday it has partnered with Ubisoft to test its video game streaming service by offering the latest instalment of the Assassin’s Creed series. A limited number of players will be Read more…
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Live video streaming phenomenon Huajiao sweeping China’s media
BEIJING (Reuters) – Jing Qi, a part-time presenter on the live streaming platform Huajiao, underwent cosmetic surgery in March to improve her chances of becoming an internet celebrity. After five hours of rhinoplasty and facial Read more…