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Apple finally allows developers to offer game emulators on the App Store after a major update in the App Store Guidelines, with more changes.

Apple has eased the App Store restrictions and now officially allows retro game emulators to offer downloadable games. However, Apple emphasizes that games should adhere to all relevant laws.

Walt Disney Co has secured enough shareholder votes to defeat a challenge against its board mounted by Peltz's hedge fund, Reuters reported.

Disney shareholders on Wednesday rejected board nominees allied with activist investor Nelson Peltz, ending a combative, months-long proxy battle centered on the company’s navigation of the topsy-turvy onset of the streaming era. A majority of shareholders instead voted in support of a 12-person slate of board nominees put forward by Disney, the company announced at its annual shareholder meeting.

ViacomCBS reorganizes Paramount Pictures leadership, taps Brian Robbins as studio CEO : Rashtra News Brian RobbinsPatrick T. Fallon | Bloomberg | Getty ImagesViacomCBS is shaking up the leadership of Paramount Pictures.The company announced Monday that Paramount Pictures CEO and Chairman Jim Gianopulos would hand over control of the studio to Brian Robbins. Robbins will continue

Game Over? Streaming Services Conquer UK Entertainment

Find out more about linear TV services and whether they are becoming obsolete or changing their delivery channels to OTT.

Brent lee shares his thoughts on how games have changed over the last decade.

Curious to know the streaming details of Tales of an American Hoodrat? Here’s the scoop. The coming-of-age movie incorporates emotional and humor-induced elements into its content making it an entertaining watch. Brandon Lunzman crafted the movie and filmed it in his hometown, Aberdeen. His production is personal and nostalgic in tone. The captivating storyline won […] The post Tales of an American Hoodrat Streaming: Watch & Stream Online via Amazon Prime Video appeared first ...

According to a report, the NFL will auction the media rights to two of its Christmas Day games. Bidding will begin at $50 million.