Latest Amazon News – Page 22
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NewsAmazon Prime US faces 20% price hike
US annual subscription rises to $119 - with UK likely to follow
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NewsCollins: bring digital giants into line with TV
DCMS committee chair calls for digital service to abide by the same stringent rules
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NewsClementi: BBCS key to FAANG fight
BBC chair also details challenge of reaching ‘smartphone generation’
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NewsAmazon picks up Utopia remake
First project of a wider deal between writer Gillian Flynn and Amazon Studios
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NewsRidley Scott's The Terror to air on YouTube
BT release debut episode for free online ahead of AMC TX
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NewsIndies urge caution over disruptors
Producers warn against a ‘gold rush mentality’ when working with Facebook and YouTube
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NewsFormats bolster subdued Mip
The genre created the biggest buzz at a market hit by wet weather and transport problems
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NewsSVoD sparks sales shake-up
Distributors are having to get creative to secure deals in the face of increased competition
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NewsAmazon Studios restructures TV operations
Georgia Brown takes UK-facing commissioning role in exec reshuffle
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NewsBBC losing youth to Netflix
Young audiences spending more time with SVoD service than corporation’s entire suite of services
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NewsAmazon to sponsor GBBO
Online retail giant signs deal worth around £5m to promote Echo and Alexa voice assistants
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NewsDisney EMEA strikes first Amazon deal
Prime UK customers to get Marvel series Cloak & Dagger and ABC’s The Crossing
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NewsSpielberg and Bardem team up for Amazon series
Director and star originally planned to adapt 1960s unfilmed Hernan Cortes screenplay as a movie
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NewsC5 launches Milkshake! SVoD channel on Amazon Prime
Pre-school strand is broadcaster’s first third-party SVoD offering
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NewsSVoD giants open to breaking programming conventions
Producers shared their experiences at Broadcast’s Indie Survey reveal event
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NewsAmazon leak reveals originals pay-off
The Grand Tour was most cost-effective draw for new subscriptions
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NewsHBO: SVoDs are 'diluting' quality drama
Network’s execs say high-volume model risks stretching showrunners too thinly