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Month: August 2022

The streaming wars are over

By Frank Pallotta, CNN Business In November 2019, Disney debuted Disney+, kicking off the so-called streaming wars and prompting companies across the media world to spend billions of dollars to launch services to take on Netflix. Netflix was seen as the existential threat to the legacy media industry, so following its lead on subscriber growth

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Political campaign emails can bypass Google’s spam filters under a newly approved pilot project

By Fredreka Schouten Federal election regulators voted Thursday to allow Google to proceed with a plan to make it easier for campaign emails to bypass spam filters. Google’s proposal to run a pilot project changing the filters for political emails came after intense Republican criticism that spam filters were biased against conservatives, a charge the

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Provincetown sewer emergency: Restaurants ordered to close, ‘only flush when absolutely necessary’

By WBZ Staff Click here for updates on this story     PROVINCETOWN (WBZ) — Provincetown has declared a sewer emergency, ordering some restaurants to close during the busy tourist season and residents to reduce their water use as crews work to repair a problem that’s been ongoing for days. The emergency impacts properties on the vacuum

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Unexpected storms diverted 100 American Airlines flights and sparked hundreds of cancellations

By Marnie Hunter, CNN Severe thunderstorms around Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport on Wednesday caused 100 American Airlines flight diversions and led to hundreds of cancellations that extended into Thursday’s schedule. More than 320 American Airlines flights had been canceled by midafternoon Thursday, or 10% of its schedule, according to flight tracking site FlightAware. A total

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Hawk rescued from grill of truck

By Rob Polansky Click here for updates on this story     WATERFORD-EAST LYME, Connecticut (WFSB) — A hawk is counting its lucky feathers after getting tangled in the grill of a truck. Waterford-East Lyme Animal Control said the bird of prey had a very traumatic morning on Thursday. It said the hawk swooped after some breakfast

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Oakland school closures: Protester hurt during clash with security determined to keep fighting

By Tim Johns Click here for updates on this story     OAKLAND, California (KGO) — Anger and frustration at a rally outside La Escuelita School in Oakland Wednesday afternoon as tensions have been rising over the closure of several schools in the Oakland Unified School District. Last week, it reached a boiling point when protesters occupying

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