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T-Mobile is ending its popular policy of accepting cracked-screen phones for top-tier trade-ins, a major shift from its 'Un-carrier' identity. The move aligns it with rivals Verizon and AT&T, signaling a broader industry pivot from aggressive subscriber growth to a focus on profitability and cost management.
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The BBC's strategic move to stream full-length shows on YouTube is a high-stakes gamble to attract younger audiences. While aimed at driving traffic to its iPlayer service, the initiative provides ammunition to critics of the compulsory TV licence fee, complicating the broadcaster's future funding debate ahead of its 2027 charter renewal.
HSBC projects JioHotstar to reach 300 million paying subscribers in India by 2025, far surpassing Amazon Prime Video's 65 million and Netflix's 20 million, with annual revenue exceeding $900 million. Its success stems from affordable bundling, localized content, and sports rights. This dominance reshapes India's OTT market through innovation and accessibility.
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T-Mobile's January 2026 Better Value plan offers families $140 for three lines with unlimited 5G data, streaming perks, and a five-year price lock, promising over $1,000 in savings versus rivals. It includes device deals and bundles, aiming to boost retention amid economic pressures and industry competition.
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