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HBO Max Is Trying to Fix Playback Issues on Apple TV 4K
HBO is aware of an issue with HBO Max running on Apple TV 4K devices and is working to address it.

Amazon Commits $1 Billion a Year for Theatrical Releases
The movie industry received good news Wednesday, with Amazon committing more than $1 billion a year for theatrical releases.

FTC ‘Likely’ to File Lawsuit to Block Microsoft’s Activision Deal
Microsoft may face its biggest challenge yet to its acquisition of Activision Blizzard, with a report saying the FTC is likely to file a lawsuit to block the deal.

Bob Chapek Is Out and Bob Iger Is Back In As Disney CEO
Disney made waves late Sunday, announcing the ouster of CEO Bob Chapek and the return of Bob Iger in the role for two years.

Tech News Website Protocol Is Shutting Down
Tech news website Protocol is shutting down, with its roughly 60 staff facing impending lay-offs.

YouTube TV Is (Finally) Getting a Clock
While it may be a small feature, YouTube TV (YTTV) is finally getting a feature that most of its competitors have had for years — a clock.

EU Steps Up Its Investigation Into Microsoft’s Activision Deal
Microsoft’s purchase of Activision Blizzard has hit another snag, with the EU opening an “in-depth investigation.”

Alabama Media Group Goes All-Digital
The Alabama Media Group is throwing in the towel on physical newspapers, instead opting for an all-digital approach.

Warner Bros. Discovery Accelerating HBO Max/Discovery+ Merger
Warner Bros. Discovery is moving up its merger of HBO Max and Discovery+, crediting better-than-anticipated progress.

Netflix’s Ad-Support Plan Has Arrived
Netflix has finally rolled out its ad-supported plan, although it won’t be free like many users may have hoped.

Microsoft Commits to Keeping ‘Call of Duty’ on the PlayStation Forever
Microsoft has just made a major commitment, with an executive saying it will keep Call of Duty on the PlayStation forever.

Apple Raising Prices on Apple One, Apple Music, and Apple TV+
Apple fans are in for a disappointment, with the company jumping on the price-raise bandwagon sweeping the tech industry.

The Days of Freeloading Are Numbered as Netflix Launches Profile Transfer
Netflix has launched Profile Transfer, a way for users to move their personalized content from an existing account to a new one of their own.

YouTube Introduces Handles to Make It Easier to Find Creators & Channels
YouTube is making it easier to find channels and creators with unique handles that will identify them.

T-Mobile & YouTube TV Partnership = Poor Customer Experience
T-Mobile opted to back YouTube TV (YTTV) when it ended its own TVision streaming service, but customers are being left in the cold.

Roku Enables Nielsen Four-Screen Measurement
Roku has enabled Nielsen four-screen measurement across traditional TV, connected TV, mobile, and desktop.

Disney Channels Are Back on Dish and Sling TV
Dish Network and Sling TV customers once again have access to Disney-owned channels after the two companies reached a tentative agreement.

Dish Network and Sling TV Lose Disney-Owned Channels
Dish Network and its Sling TV streaming service have lost Disney-owned channels as a result of a contract dispute.

Google Is ‘Winding Down’ Its Stadia Game Service
After months of rumors and denials, Google is officially “winding down” its Stadia game service.