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A Glimpse at the Future of Streaming in 4 Mind-Blowing Stats - Vimarsana News

A Glimpse at the Future of Streaming in 4 Mind-Blowing Stats

It seems all but inevitable that streamers are going to merge into mega-media entities in 2024. New research shows what those consolidations might look like. Get ready to click on Para-Flix+.

Source: wired.com
Go Woke Go Broke: Disney's Pixar to Undergo Significant Layoffs in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Go Woke Go Broke: Disney's Pixar to Undergo Significant Layoffs in 2024

Disney's once legendary animation studio that has turned woke in recent years, Pixar, is set to experience significant layoffs in 2024 as part of a larger strategy by Disney to enhance streaming profitability. 

Go Woke Go Broke: Disney's Pixar to Undergo Significant Layoffs in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Go Woke Go Broke: Disney's Pixar to Undergo Significant Layoffs in 2024

Disney's once legendary animation studio that has turned woke in recent years, Pixar, is set to experience significant layoffs in 2024 as part of a larger strategy by Disney to enhance streaming profitability. 

Netflix reels in viewers with three-word hooks - Vimarsana News

Netflix reels in viewers with three-word hooks

One of the reasons the streaming giant’s engagement is so high is that it deploys tools to coax a viewer to watch. But executives know they have less than a minute to work.

Source: afr.com
netflix: Netflix reels in viewers with three-word hooks - Vimarsana News

netflix: Netflix reels in viewers with three-word hooks

The two- or three-word tags, meant to convey the gestalt of a show or movie, regularly help viewers choose a show from the service's nearly endless library, the company says. The words are selected by about 30 employees -- so-called taggers.