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Lustige Serien von Netflix Der Streaming-Dienst hat schon einige witzige Serien unter sich gesammelt über die letzten Jahre! Dazu zählen nicht nur Comedy-Shows von anderen Unternehmen, sondern auch eine Vielzahl an Eigenproduktionen. How to Sell Drugs Online (Fast)“: Wie der Titel schon andeutet, geht es um einen Online-Shop, auf dem ein junges Trio von Freunden Drogen verkaufen möchte. Das funktioniert natürlich nicht ganz so, wie geplant! Die Comedy besticht durch durchweg witzige Dia...

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Twitch adds transgender tag as Big Tech vies to be inclusive May 27, 2021 11:52 AM PHT Thomson Reuters Foundation The worlds largest game streaming service Twitch said on Wednesday, May 26, that players will be able to add a transgender label to their videos – a move the company said would aid inclusion among its 30 million daily gamers. Twitch, which lets users broadcast themselves playing video games, introduced "transgender", "bisexual", "Black" and "disabled" among more than 350 new tags ...

Muneyis album Makhulu is filled with lessons in love, loss and healing The indie-folk artist tells Sandiso Ngubane that its only when he started writing songs in Tshivenda that he realised he had something to say 16 May 2021 - 00:00 By Sandiso Ngubane Muneyi Masibigiri began as a chorister before taking up the guitar, when he started writing his own songs. Image: Msime Sukati Lufuno, imbuing the song with a sense of longing or, rather, loss. As the artist, who goe...

Inside the Industry x Kumu: Startups in the Philippines with Christopher Star May 24, 2021 5:38 PM PHT Rappler.com Marketing mentor and content creator Christopher Star has always been around startups – from his humble beginnings as a social media manager for Lazada to becoming the Metro Manila chapter lead for Tech in Asia. Having bounced around industries and the Southeast Asian tech scene, Christopher now uses his diverse experience as leverage in helping Filipino founders take off. He is ...

ATEME: FIRST QUARTER 2021 REVENUES Revenues of €15.5 million up 26% year-on-year and by 8% on a like-for-like basis Leveraging the combination of Ateme and Anevia technologies to address new market opportunities Underpinning topline acceleration in coming months Consolidated data (in € thousands) ATEME (ISIN: FR0011992700), the emerging leader in video delivery infrastructure, generated revenues of €15.5 million in the first quarter of 2021, up 26% year-on-year and 8% on a like-for-lik...

How marketers can make the most out of their OTT spend Details This article was sponsored by iQiyi International. OTT is fast becoming a platform that consumers flock to for content. A survey by The Trade Desk and Kantar last November revealed that 57% of OTT viewers increased streaming during COVID-19. This momentum is likely to continue as 3 in 4 viewers are expected to maintain or increase how much OTT they watch post-pandemic. The survey also found that 180 milli...

After last year’s Oscar sweep by Parasite, there were those who peddled the myth that lightning will not strike the same place twice. It kind of did in the 93rd Academy Awards, when the Best Supporting Actress award went to South Korean Youn Yuh-jung, for her role as granny Soon-ja in the heart-warming Minari, beating off competition from Glenn Close’s mad-haired Mamaw in Hillbilly Elegy. Anthony Hopkins winning his second Best Actor Oscar (he first won for The Silence of the Lambs) for...

MGM reportedly has big-budget dreams for a possible in-person premiere for its James Bond film, No Time to Die. If proven true, the news could be one indication that studios are ready to hedge their bets against the coronavirus pandemic, and use the appeal of blockbusters to get butts off the couch and back in theater seats. According to The Mirror, MGM is planning to spend £10 million ($7 million) on a red carpet event for the film’s Sept. 30 UK premiere, after prime minister Boris Johnson...

Exclusive Brethren used Thompson and Clark to spy on former members 19 Apr, 2021 08:33 PM 14 minutes to read A generic photo of a man in his car doing surveillance with a camera. Photo / 123rf A generic photo of a man in his car doing surveillance with a camera. Photo / 123rf RNZ The Exclusive Brethren church has been using the controversial private investigators Thompson and Clark to spy on former members of the church. Over the past two years, Thompson and Clark has conducted hundreds of hour...