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Wales Interactive and PlayStation Remove Controversial “Gamer Girl” Teaser from Their YouTube Channels

The “Gamer Girl” teaser trailer has been removed from the Wales Interactive and PlayStation YouTube channels the day after its release, due to backlash over the game’s premise.

“The Haunting of Bly Manor” Is Still on Track to Release This Year, According to the Show’s Creator

According to Mike Flanagan, “The Haunting of Bly Manor” is still on track to release on Netflix this year.

You Can Access 13,000 Hours of Content for Free on Peacock after July 15th Expansion

Peacock’s expanded streaming service goes live on July 15th, with 13,000 hours of content for free and 20,000 hours of content for a $5 monthly subscription.

Is the DC Universe Streaming Service Doomed? Many Fans Think So

Fans take to social media to voice their opinions on the future of the DC Universe streaming service.

[Opinion] Slate of the “Streaming Wars” in Sitcoms

A dive into the streaming wars and specifically a look into the sitcom category of entertainment. Does Netflix lead the competition? I don’t think so.

TwitchCon San Diego Latest Victim of Convention Cancellations

TwitchCon San Diego 2020 is the latest in the ongoing series of in-person events suffering cancellation or delay due to COVID-19 concerns.

The Historic Egyptian Theatre Now Belongs to Streaming Giant Netflix

Netflix now has historical theaters on both sides of the country, and with the increase in quality, star-packed original content, the future is even brighter for the streaming giant.

Players-only NBA 2K tournament update: Cinderella Story?

With an absence of sports entertainment across the nation, the NBA established a two-week players-only NBA 2K20 tournament. It had…

Athletes rush to live-streaming amid organizational hiatus’

Athletes are turning to live-streaming during their dowtime, as the cornonavirus makes sports organizations go on hiatus.

HBO Max and Disney+ Could Spell Doom for Netflix

According to a study by The Wall Street Journal, the arrival of HBO Max and Disney+ to the streaming wars could strike some blows to streaming pioneer Netflix.