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Channel surfing has been a casualty of the switch from cable TV to Netflix or Hulu. Gone are the halcyon days of watching The Shawshank Redemption on TNT

Image: Pexels Netflix, which is one of the most popular video-streaming services, seems to be exploring new areas that might interest users. The area being considered is gaming, which is expected to attract many. Also Read - Netflix to soon launch N-Plus subscription for access 'behind-the-scenes' and more content ‘Netflix & gaming’ could be a thing Multiple reports, including one by Reuters, has suggested that Netflix is looking for an executive for its upcoming gaming division. If this is taken into the direction of reality, the service will compete with the likes of Apple Arcade, Goog...

May 24, 2021 Screengrab from Twitter/Netflix With Phase 2 (Heightened Alert) in full swing, staying indoors is the way it’ll have to be for now. This might be a good time to rekindle some of those stay-home leisure activities we indulged ourselves in during last year’s circuit breaker.  Technology has also evolved in the time since. On April 28, Netflix announced a brand-new feature aptly titled Play Something. It aims to combat an issue many Netflix users are currently struggling with — scrolling without actually watching anything.  How it works is simple: click on the Play Somethin...

OPINION: Last month, Netflix officially launched its new “Play Something” feature, a programme shuffle aimed at bypassing the indecisive endless scroll that plagues so many users who log on, spend hours searching for something to watch, and then log off without viewing a thing. In an age of viewer fatigue and a debilitating abundance of choice, it’s a nifty idea. Press the “Play Something” button and the Netflix algorithm will instantly start a show it thinks you’ll enjoy based on your viewing history. But does it work? My experiment with the button promised an instant problem t...

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