Due to regulatory changes, both Amazon and Netflix are now required to be covered under the UK's TV Licence scheme.

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Matt Brittin criticized the TV licence model, noting that accessing services like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and YouTube requires a licence. All 1 developments

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Amazon
American multinational technology company
- Democrats gained control of both chambers of Congress while major tech companies like Amazon, Microsoft, and Meta continue to deploy AI infrastructure in the US.Sat 01:25
- Hyperscalers are driving high capital expenditure demand, alongside discussions regarding potential tighter AI regulations.Sat 01:09
Netflix
American subscription video on-demand over-the-top streaming service
- Netflix is seeking to establish a production hub in Los Angeles.Fri 23:59
- The upcoming film 'Animals' is now available on the platform, following casting announcements involving Kerry Washington, Ben Affleck, and Netflix.Fri 23:56
ITV
TV network in the United Kingdom
- ITV is backing an internet-based streaming model, while Andy Burnham is noted as a constituent in Greater Manchester.Fri 10:57
- ITV is commissioning a new drama series, written by George Kay and starring Eve Myles, to be filmed in Bristol and launched on ITVX.Thu 04:03

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