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For an Oscar or a Raspberry?
A storm in a teacup or a serious shift in the Greek cinema industry's institutional landscape? Draft laws, as a rule, tend to attract the interest only of those who are directly affected, a few specific circles. Their anxiety about what will come is not always justified, as their main source of concern is, usually, that some new measure will come along to rock their boat.
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Netflix subscribers at record high
Netflix on April 18 said that its number of subscribers hit a record high 232.5 million in the first quarter of the year and that its nascent ad-supported tier was faring well.
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Streaming films more diverse than cinematic releases
Films released by streaming services are more racially representative and more likely to have female leads than those that debut in theatres, a study released on March 30 showed.
Movies destined for the small screen were almost entirely reflective of the U.S. population, the Hollywood Diversity Report said, with majority-minority casts doing especially well with audiences.
For 1st month ever, streamers rule broadcast, cable networks
This summer has been a breakthrough for streaming, with the time viewers spent watching services like Netflix and Hulu outpacing broadcast and cable television networks in July for the first month ever.
QR-coded tombstones help people mourn loved ones with memories
The QR code technology, that has become widespread and a part of our lives, right from availing banking services to shopping during the ongoing pandemic, has now advanced toward cemeteries.
The Generation Gap in TV Consumption (infographic)
Younger people are more likely to use streaming services such as Netflix and Amazon Prime Video instead of watching “traditional” TV
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Netflix to cut bite of data traffic in Turkey
As data cables buckle under a heavier load, streaming service Netflix announced on March 27 that it is set to reduce its share of telecommunications traffic in Turkey and elsewhere by 25 percent.
The statement came amid the global coronavirus outbreak, which first emerged in Wuhan, China last December and has spread to over 176 countries and regions.
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Vivacom Launches 4G Voice Service and Wi-Fi Calling in Bulgaria
Vivacom is extending its contract with Ericsson (NASDAQ:ERIC) to deploy 4G Voice service and Wi-Fi calling. With the pre-integrated Fast VoLTE Launch solution, the service's deployment time has been significantly reduced. The agreement builds on Vivacom's existing Ericsson Evolved Packet Core network and adds virtual IP Multimedia Subsystem (vIMS).
YouTube extends music streaming service to Europe
YouTube extended its music streaming service to Europe June 18 a month after it launched in North America and parts of Asia.
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Audiovisual Media Services: Agreement on a Directive to Protect Minors, Boost Competitiveness and Promote European Content
On 13 June EU ambassadors confirmed an agreement reached on 6 June 2018 between the Bulgarian Presidency of the Council and the European Parliament representatives on modernising the existing rules on the provision of audiovisual media services in Europe.