Data is the new oil so watch out for mass mining – Netflix film
By Adela Suliman Source: Thomson Reuters Foundation Big business and politics are mass-mining everyday data – from Facebook ‘likes’ to online subscriptions – for profit
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Netflix pulls comedy show episode in Saudi Arabia
Jan 2 (Reuters) – Netfilx pulled an episode of the comedy show “Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj” from its Internet streaming service in Saudi Arabia
Sir Stelios sues Netflix over ‘Easy’ name
Two seasons in, UK budget airline magnate Stelios Haji-Ioannou is suing Netflix over the title of its Chicago-based show “Easy”, arguing it infringes on more
Netflix subscribers surge despite Spacey setback
Netflix Inc snagged 2 million more subscribers than Wall Street expected in the final three months of 2017, tripling profits at the online video service
Netflix & co. surpass DVD & Blu-Ray sales
Marking a major milestone in home entertainment’s shift to digital formats, video streaming subscription revenues surpassed DVD / Blu-ray sales in the United States for
Conviction overturned for case spotlighted in ‘Making a Murderer’
By Justin Madden A federal judge on Friday overturned the murder conviction of one of two Wisconsin men serving life sentences for the 2005 slaying
Young Americans turn their backs on traditional TV
With the emergence of streaming services such as Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime Video, traditional TV is finding itself under increased pressure to retain its
EU to pursue checks on web platform deals with businesses
The European Commission will check on whether it should do more to curb possible unfair practices in the terms of use set by web platforms
Netflix goes global, reaches most countries including Cyprus
By Lehar Maan and Anya George Tharakan Netflix Inc’s video-streaming service went live in more than 130 countries on Wednesday, covering almost the entire globe