Last year, Genius made headlines when it used a "watermark" made up of alternating styles of apostrophes that spelled out "red handed" in Morse code to
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The last Blockbuster is hosting an Airbnb sleepover in September
The idea of spending the night inside an old retail store may not sound fun at first glance, but add some blue and yellow
What’s on TV: ‘Project Power’ and ‘Hyper Scape’
This week Hyper Scape season one has kicked off, bringing Ubisoft’s free-to-play battle royale shooter to consoles. Apple TV+ is premiering its new series
California wins injunction against Uber, Lyft classifying drvers as contractors
California passed Assembly Bill 5 late last year in a bid to reclassify many gig economy workers as employees, and so far, Lyft and
After Math: Big leaks, small savings and free Quibi
The first week of August has been an eventful one, what with Samsung unveiling its new lineup of Galaxy products and the President trying
WarnerMedia shakes itself up to focus on HBO Max
WarnerMedia has gone through a management shakeup under new CEO Jason Kilar, and it’s part of his efforts to make HBO Max the company’s
HBO Max is making a series based on the One Perfect Shot Twitter account
Cinema buffs have something to look forward to from HBO Max. The streaming service is adapting popular Twitter account One Perfect Shot, which shares
ESPN+ will be $1/month more expensive for new subscribers
ESPN+ is getting a price increase, but only for new subscribers. Starting August 12th, the monthly plan will cost $5.99, up from $4.99. If
Hulu’s annual ad-supported plan can save you $12 a year
If you’re willing to sign up for Hulu for an entire year and don’t mind seeing some ads, you can save some cash with
Reels is a worthy TikTok rival lost in Instagram bloat
Earlier this week, Facebook finally released its latest attempt at a TikTok rival. It’s called Instagram Reels, and as its name suggests, it’s actually
