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Ticketmaster has hired Jim Freeman, a former Amazon Prime Video vice-president, as its new chief technology officer, tasking him with leading an 'AI-first' technology push. The news is drawing attention alongside other Ticketmaster headlines, including the cancellation of a Calgary concert that was to feature a hologram of the late Punjabi singer Sidhu Moose Wala.
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CNET has published a roundup of what it calls the 35 absolute best shows available on Prime Video. The list serves as a viewing guide for subscribers looking for recommendations on Amazon's streaming service. Such curated rankings circulate widely as viewers plan their watching, though the specific titles included have not been detailed here.
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Amazon's Prime Video is drawing attention with two major launches. Michelle Yeoh stars in 'Blade Runner 2099,' the latest expansion of the sci-fi franchise, while a new TV adaptation of Stephen King's 'Carrie' arrives with fresh takes on the horror classic. Outlets including CNN, The New York Times and The Atlantic are weighing in, with early reviews debating how the new Carrie handles its source material.
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Germany's Federal Court of Justice (BGH) has overturned Amazon's 2022 increase of the Prime subscription fee from 69 to 89.90 euros, siding with consumer protection groups who challenged the hike. Consumer advocates declared victory, saying the price rise was not adequately communicated to customers. In a separate ruling, the BGH also halted the Wirecard investor model proceedings against auditing firm EY.
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Black Friday shopping is drawing wide attention in Germany as retailers including MediaMarkt launch major discount campaigns, with some offers billed as beating Amazon's Prime Day. Media outlets are warning shoppers about online fraud and recommending security tools, while analysis suggests average savings sit at only around seven percent, prompting debate over whether deals are genuine bargains or marketing show.
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MakeUseOf has published a roundup of television series available to stream on Amazon Prime Video for the week of October 12 to 18, recommending several shows for viewers to binge. The piece highlights what is new or notable on the platform this week, and it is drawing attention from people searching for something to watch.
- 7Bruno Fernandes says Carrick was right after Roma win●"Carrick was right!" 😳 Bruno Fernandes Man United v Roma post-match interview 🎥
Bruno Fernandes' post-match interview after Manchester United's clash with Roma is drawing heavy attention, with the midfielder being shown admitting that Michael Carrick was right about something said before the game. Amazon Prime Video Sport's clip has drawn close to a million likes, with fans debating what Carrick got right and how Fernandes responded on camera.
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German comedian Carolin Kebekus is taking over on Prime Video's hit show "LOL: Last One Laughing", replacing Michael Herbig, known as Bully. Bild reports the shake-up as a major surprise for the Amazon streaming format, which has been one of Germany's most-watched streaming shows. Fans are debating whether Kebekus can fill Herbig's shoes as host of the comedy program.
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AVM's FritzOS 8.50 software update is reaching a second FritzBox model without delay, and German tech outlets report it brings a large set of new features. Coverage also highlights that the newest FritzBox could be the best choice for DSL users, good news for owners of certain older models, and price cuts on several FritzBox routers during Amazon's Prime Deal Days, prompting debate over which deals are worthwhile.
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Amazon has announced Prime Big Deal Days, its fall discount event running October 6-7, offering Prime members early holiday-season deals across a wide range of products. The company is promoting it as its biggest deals event to kick off fall and holiday shopping, and the event is drawing attention across multiple countries as shoppers look for early savings.
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German film news outlets are reporting a strong week for homegrown streaming content. A German comedy has taken the number one spot on the Netflix charts, overtaking established hits. Meanwhile, a new German original series has launched on Amazon Prime Video following the success of 'Maxton Hall', and a star-studded Netflix thriller is climbing the streaming charts despite poor reviews from critics.
- 12Robot vacuum deals from Dreame, Eufy and Shark land early ahead of Prime Day▼Best robot vacuum deals ahead of Prime Day: Dreame, Eufy, Shark vacuums already discounted
Retailers have begun discounting robot vacuums ahead of Amazon's Prime Day sales event, with models from Dreame, Eufy and Shark among those already reduced. Shoppers looking to automate floor cleaning can find early deals without waiting for the official sale, as brands compete for attention in the crowded smart home cleaning market during the pre-Prime Day discount period.
- 13Prime Video loads Black Friday with four live games●FYI: Prime Video stacks 4 live games on Black Friday in 23-event November: NFL, NBA and NHL games on November 27 can car
Amazon's Prime Video will air 23 live events in November, including four NFL, NBA and NHL games stacked on Black Friday, November 27. The games can carry advertising even for Ultra subscribers, as Amazon expects ad revenue growth to climb from 11% to the high teens this quarter. The slate underlines Amazon's push to turn live sport into a major advertising vehicle.
- 14Best October Prime Day home improvement deals ending soon●Best October Prime Day home improvement deals: A $149 DeWalt kit and more, ending soon
Retailers' October Prime Day sale is drawing to a close, with home improvement bargains topping shoppers' lists. Highlights include a $149 DeWalt tool kit alongside discounted power tools, hardware, and DIY essentials. Deal trackers are urging buyers to act quickly before the sale ends, with tool brands among the most popular categories this shopping event.
- 15Latter-day Saints TV series arrives on Prime Video▼Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ TV series now available to stream on Prime Video
A television series produced by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is now available to stream on Prime Video, expanding the church's media reach to a wider Amazon audience. The series had previously been harder to access outside the church's own channels, and its arrival on the platform makes it available to subscribers in the United States and internationally.