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| 18 February 2021 Building on its on-going rollout in European markets, NBCUniversal International’s subscription all-reality, on-demand subscription video-on-demand (SVOD) service hayu has launched in 11 additional European countries bringing its non-US reach to 27 territories. The move comes as the streaming service prepares to mark its fifth anniversary, having first launched in the UK, Ireland and Australia in March 2016. hayu now will be available, for the first time, in Spain, Portugal, France, Italy, Switzerland, Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia, Poland, Hungary, and the Czec...

The devices will be produced by contract manufacturer Cloud Network Technology, a unit of Taiwan’s Foxconn, in Chennai, Amazon India said

"What's that, Edgar?" ATLANTA—That dialog, part of which is probably familiar to fans of The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show, could easily have been the headline back in 2014 when Wreal Inc., the parent company of adult streaming service FyreTV, which has been in business since 2008, first sued Amazon.com for naming its own streaming service "Fire TV," charging that the Amazon product could too easily be confused with Wreal's trademarked name. At first glance, it would seem to be a no-brainer: Fyre vs. Fire. After all, they sound the same and look nearly the same, and both are accessed through s...

Amazon plans manufacturing line in Chennai February 16, 2021 The logo of Amazon   -  REUTERS× Will rope in contract manufacturer Cloud Network Amazon on Tuesday announced its plans to begin manufacturing Amazon Devices in India. It will commence its manufacturing efforts with contract manufacturer Cloud Network Technology, a subsidiary of Foxconn in Chennai and start production later this year, the company announced in its blog. The announcement came on a day when the Tamil Nadu government today signed 28 MoUs worth ₹28,053 crore for various projects that will create employment for 68,...

Today on Amazon UK you can get the Fire TV Stick 4K and three months of Prime for just £36.99. That's great news considering Prime on its own is already £7.99 a month. There's also a deal without it.