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134 stories from 44 outlets. Times show when each story first broke, in UTC.
A hands-on demo of Final Fantasy 7 Revelation reveals impressive combat and side activities, though some messy elements remain.
Also covered by TechRadar, IGN, Wccftech
#Snap is launching Snapchat Plans, a new feature that allows users to create and manage social events within the app, competing with services like Partiful.
Also covered by The Verge, Bloomberg Technology, 9to5Mac, Engadget, The Next Web
#Apple unveiled the company’s first foldable smartphone during a wide-ranging event Wednesday, betting that a new category can energize growth for its biggest-selling lineup. The iPhone Duo will start at $1,999 and cost up to $3,199. This was the first product reveal event for the new CEO John Ternus. Bloomberg's Ed Ludlow was there and reports from Apple Park in Cupertino, California. (Source: Bloomberg)
Also covered by Fast Company Tech
#Oracle posted cloud computing business growth that topped analysts' estimates, suggesting large AI data center projects are boosting financial results.
#Universal Music Group is developing an AI-powered platform in partnership with ElevenLabs, allowing users to create remixes and mashups from its licensed music catalog.
Also covered by Engadget, The Next Web
#Bending Spoons reaches an agreement to acquire Miro for approximately $1.36 billion, weeks after its Airtable acquisition.
Also covered by TechCrunch, The Next Web, Hacker News
#Nasdaq has invested $100 million in Payward, Kraken's parent company, to advance a new token framework for equities, with plans for a 2027 tokenized stock trading launch.
Also covered by SiliconANGLE, CoinDesk, Quartz, Decrypt
#Two former hosts of The New York Times' 'Hard Fork' podcast are nearing a deal worth up to $5 million per year, as tech companies scramble to reach early adopters. The deal reflects the growing value of tech-focused podcasting talent.
#An investigation by MIT Technology Review and Type Investigations details how individuals claimed divine instruction to sell cryptocurrency, leading to total loss for investors. The story explores the intersection of faith and crypto fraud.
#BNP Paribas expects the corporate bond rally to break as hyperscalers flood the market, forecasting $400B of bond sales next year, while also lending to AI itself.
Also covered by The Next Web
#AirTrunk, a data center operator owned by Blackstone, is in talks with banks for a S$2 billion ($1.6 billion) loan to finance the public listing of a real estate investment trust backed by its assets.
#The State Bank of India's managing director says corporate spending on data centers is emerging as a key driver of the capital expenditure cycle, highlighting the role of new-age industries in economic growth.
#South Korea is strengthening its industrial espionage laws to safeguard advanced memory technology from Chinese rivals. The revised law takes effect this weekend as Samsung and SK Hynix face increasing competition.
#Collaborative Fund has acquired a stake in D.C. United and its stadium, marking a trend of venture capital firms investing in professional sports ownership, following Thrive Capital's similar move.
#Altera, the chipmaker backed by Silver Lake and Intel, is preparing to file confidentially for an initial public offering that could occur as soon as this year.
#Huawei notified clients of significant price increases for its most advanced AI accelerators as demand outpaces supply amid the data center boom, per Bloomberg Technology.
#Hong Kong-based New Sparkle Roll International Group is considering selling its stake in Danish audio brand Bang & Olufsen, according to sources.
#Tencent's Riot Games has held talks with prediction market operators Polymarket and Kalshi about sponsoring esports events for League of Legends and Valorant, according to people familiar with the conversations.
#Stonepeak CEO Mike Dorrell shares his outlook on digital infrastructure investing as hyperscalers accelerate data center and AI-related buildouts globally.
#India will urge BRICS countries to expand use of central bank-backed digital currencies for cross-border payments, while stopping short of supporting a unified network that could challenge the dollar.
#SMAC Entertainment CEO Constance Schwartz-Morini discusses how sports business has shifted from endorsement deals to the 'athlete as an enterprise' model, noting that women's sports remain an untapped market opportunity.
#MediaTek reported a 44% jump in monthly sales, driven by growing demand for AI chips from customers such as Google. The Nvidia-backed chip designer is benefiting from the AI hardware boom.
#JPMorgan Asset Management's Jack Caffrey says AI-related spending is broadening earnings strength across the market. He warns of possible hiccups over the next few months as companies borrow more to support growth.
#Bloomberg's Horizons program explores key developments in the Middle East and Africa, including regional markets, energy, and political dynamics.
#Visa is looking beyond plastic cards in India, focusing on agentic commerce and tokenization to keep up with changing payment habits.
#Bank of America's head of European equity strategy says the key question is sustainability of AI capex boom driving strongest earnings upgrades in 40 years. Investors are nervous about a potential crash.
#Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. reported a 53.3% increase in August sales, reaching a record high as AI chip demand outstrips supply, per Bloomberg and CNBC.
Also covered by CNBC Technology, Quartz
#Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong argues the bottom is in and that a $400,000 Bitcoin price by 2030 remains a reasonable target, with the next halving roughly 18 months out.
Also covered by Decrypt
#Oracle's cloud infrastructure revenue grew 121% year-over-year, driving a 6% stock jump and beating estimates.
Also covered by CNBC Technology, SiliconANGLE, Quartz
#Adobe shares slipped in after-hours trading after a Q3 beat came with a Q4 revenue forecast whose midpoint fell below analyst expectations. The company reported adjusted earnings of $6.13 per share for the quarter.
Also covered by SiliconANGLE, Quartz
#Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund is reportedly considering merging Electronic Arts with its Savvy Games Group to create a global gaming powerhouse, according to GamesIndustry.biz.
Also covered by The Next Web, GamesIndustry.biz
#Amazon will let advertisers buy ads in ChatGPT through its own advertising platform. The pilot program allows select US advertisers to reach users within the popular AI chatbot.
Also covered by The Next Web, Quartz, TechRadar, Hacker News
#Former OpenAI and Meta executive Fidji Simo has been appointed to the board of data center startup Nscale as it prepares for an initial public offering. The company recently captured a majority of UK data center investment.
Also covered by TechCrunch, The Register, Quartz
#The US Justice Department is examining whether Nvidia deliberately structured its licensing deal with AI chip designer Groq to avoid antitrust review. The deal's structure is under scrutiny as regulators probe whether it should have been treated as an acquisition.
Also covered by The Register, The Next Web
#The Verge reports that modern cars are actively selling driver data. Separately, panic builds over bankrupt Spirit Airlines' potential sale of customer data to Google, highlighting broader data privacy issues.
Also covered by The Verge, Hacker News
#President Trump has agreed to stricter ethics provisions to secure passage of the Clarity Act crypto bill, which faces a Senate cloture vote. The bill's final text was backed by Trump despite clashes between banks and the crypto industry over stablecoin rules.
Also covered by Quartz, Decrypt
#Nvidia and Palantir announced a joint product for running AI over corporate supply chains without handing underlying data to third parties. Nvidia is the first customer, using the software on its own supply chain.
Also covered by The Next Web, The Decoder
#The European Union's cybersecurity agency ENISA is now testing Anthropic's Mythos 5 alongside OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra, as confirmed by a European Commission spokesperson.
Also covered by The Next Web
#The entrance of major AI companies into healthcare accelerates the technical foundation, with models capable of processing long clinical records and complex terminology. The next test is integration into clinical workflows.
#The AI boom is entering a new phase where electricity could become the biggest constraint on data center growth. Experts discuss why data centers may move to stranded power and how capitalism could produce better AI guardrails.
#Slack launches Slackforce Surfaces, a feature that lets users describe what they need via Slackbot, which then uses AI to gather information from conversations and build interactive reports, polls, dashboards, and presentations directly inside chats.
#Researchers find that AI agents are generating a surge of requests to public services, often from people entitled to benefits. The trend is increasing administrative burden.
#Jensen Huang says AI will disrupt the cybersecurity industry, calling it the next major market for artificial intelligence.
#Bloomberg Opinion columnist Parmy Olson argues that Anthropic's leaders should do more to reconcile the strange logic that propels them, rather than focusing solely on existential AI risk, per Bloomberg.
#AI infrastructure startup d-Matrix joins Nvidia's NVLink ecosystem, adopting NVLink Fusion and MGX rack designs. The company aligns with Qualcomm, Arm, Marvell, Amazon, Fujitsu, and MediaTek as NVLink believers.
Also covered by The Register
#Siri AI in iOS 27 offers a range of personal assistant features on iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Duo, powered by the new A20 Pro chip that enables faster on-device processing and contextual understanding.
Also covered by AppleInsider
#DeepSeek released V4.1-Flash, a small open-weight model that outperforms its flagship V4-Pro. An uncensored version has been published on Hugging Face, removing safety constraints.
Also covered by SiliconANGLE, Hacker News
#OpenAI launched a version of ChatGPT for banks and investment firms, incorporating licensed market data from S&P Global, London Stock Exchange Group, Moody's, and PitchBook. The product is designed for financial analysts and junior bankers, automating tasks like pitchbooks and financial modeling.
Also covered by The Next Web, SiliconANGLE, Quartz, Slashdot
#OpenAI releases GPT-Live-1 as a developer API, enabling full-duplex speech applications that can talk and listen at the same time. The API is designed for real-time voice interactions.
Also covered by The Decoder, Hacker News
#Nvidia's DGX Spark packs AI supercomputer-class processing into a compact desktop form factor. First impressions focus on the box's hardware and the future of AI computing in small form factors.
Also covered by Wccftech
#Google has released a dedicated Gemini desktop application for Windows 10 and 11, featuring a hotkey for instant AI assistant access.
Also covered by CNET, Engadget, Android Authority, XDA Developers, Mashable Tech
#OpenAI has stopped selling the $200 ChatGPT Pro tier due to overwhelming demand for its GPT-6 Astra model. The company says it needs to manage system capacity before reopening sign-ups.
Also covered by The Next Web
#Anthropic's research shows autonomous AI agents express frustration with CAPTCHAs, with one model exclaiming 'WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH THE ANSWERS?' when faced with the security challenge.
Also covered by Gizmodo, TechRadar, Slashdot
#Anthropic claims Claude refused instructions to potentially develop biological weapons from state-linked accounts that tried to evade identification and regional blocks.
Also covered by Tom's Hardware, TechSpot, Gizmodo, Quartz, Slashdot
#Axios summarizes an Anthropic report detailing five ways Claude was exploited for war, spying, and repression, including by state-sponsored actors. The report also covers Chinese labs conducting industrial-scale distillation attacks.
Also covered by The Verge, Wired, Ars Technica, Bloomberg Technology, The Register
#Sam Altman, Elon Musk, and Demis Hassabis support Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei's proposal for independent oversight of AI development. The endorsement comes amid growing debate over AI safety and the pace of advancement.
Also covered by The Decoder, Decrypt
#Nintendo launches a 30% discount on Switch hardware, claiming it's 'made possible' by tariff refunds it received, but critics note the company is retaining the bulk of the refunds as profit.
#Developers reproduced the iPhone Duo's smooth folding transition animations on the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8, demonstrating that the effect is achievable in software. The permissions required to integrate it into Samsung's launcher remain limited to Android's background processes.
Also covered by Android Authority, TechRadar, IGN, Hacker News
#A test of portable speakers of all shapes and sizes ranks the best Bluetooth speakers of 2026.
#A roundup of nine Windows laptops that rival MacBooks in 2026. The list highlights how strong the Windows laptop market has become.
#Woot offers the Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K for $16.09 using coupon code FIRE30, a significant discount on the streaming device that supports Wi-Fi 6 and 4K streaming.
#Wired tests the Coway Airmega Halo air purifier, finding it runs quietly and clears smoke well, but its air-quality sensor readings are not always reliable.
#Wired's review of the Vari Ergo electric standing desk praises its compact size, easy assembly, and affordable price, along with a gentle slope that fits natural posture. The desk offers solid form and value.
#Nintendo has finally added VRR support to the Switch 2 when docked, enabling smoother performance on compatible TVs and monitors. However, not all games will support the feature, adding a burden for developers.
Also covered by Engadget, TechRadar, IGN, Wccftech
#Trump Mobile increased the T1 phone's price by $250 to $749. An iFixit teardown previously found the device nearly identical to an HTC handset.
Also covered by CNET, Engadget, Android Authority
#Apple Watch Series 12's Live Rewind feature stores short conversation snippets to power Siri Recap, and an explainer details how it works and why it raises consent and privacy concerns.
Also covered by TechRadar, Slashdot
#Asus and other manufacturers have received FCC conditional approval to sell routers in the US, while TP-Link remains locked out. Separately, a proposed FCC ban on 'military-grade' foreign drones faces 98.6% opposition in public comments, even from rival Skydio.
Also covered by Android Authority, TechSpot, TechRadar
#Apple's iPhone Duo may face the same foldable app compatibility issues that Apple previously mocked on Android, per reports. A 2023 guide on designing for dual-screen and foldable devices with CSS resurfaces in response.
Also covered by AppleInsider, Hacker News
#A roundup of the best cases and covers for the iPhone 18 Pro, including sturdy and stylish options from Mous, CASETiFY, Spigen, and more.
Also covered by TechRadar, IGN
#A user turns an old Android phone into a network-attached storage device, finding it outperforms Nextcloud for file sharing at no cost.
Also covered by MakeUseOf, How-To Geek
#Google's Pixel 11 Pro earns positive reviews for its solid battery life, snappy performance, and customizable camera experience that lets users change photo look and feel. The review highlights it as a great smaller phone with a killer camera.
Also covered by 9to5Google, Android Authority
#Wireless providers offer deals on phones like the iPhone 18 Pro, but consumers should understand the terms of bill credits and installment plans before accepting, as they may lock users in for years.
Also covered by AppleInsider, CNET, Android Authority, Mashable Tech, TechRadar
#A comprehensive guide comparing iPhone 18 Pro, Pro Max, Duo, and models, including considerations for buying overseas at lower prices.
Also covered by The Guardian Tech, MacRumors, TechRadar
#Skild AI announced it has achieved $100 million in recurring revenue run rate, ten months after first commercial deployment. Hundreds of robots are running at over 60 companies, using a brain that learns from one video.
Also covered by The Next Web
#AI research startup Listen Labs reportedly walked away from a signed $1.5 billion Series C term sheet from Menlo Ventures. The company is now in talks with Salesforce, suggesting a strategic pivot or alternative deal structure.
#Tokyo-based startup MW Inc. is offering homes with integrated robotic arms for housekeeping, positioning them as an alternative to humanoid robots. The Iron Man-inspired homes aim to automate domestic tasks.
#Pocket FM uses AI to produce 99% of its new content, making production about 80 times cheaper. The company's revenue run rate has doubled to $500 million.
#Fusion startup Proxima Fusion raised €140 million to build a factory for high-temperature superconducting magnets, a critical component dominated by Asian suppliers. The factory will supply its commercial fusion power plant.
#Southeast Asian super-app Grab is reportedly in talks to buy a majority stake in Singapore-based buy-now-pay-later platform Atome Financial. The deal would expand Grab's fintech offerings.
#Upstage, a South Korean AI startup backed by AMD, is considering a pre-listing funding round as one of several capital-market options, according to its co-founder. The company is exploring ways to raise capital ahead of a potential IPO.
#Alibaba Group is leading a $300 million investment in AI training and benchmarking startup UniPat AI, founded by a former Alibaba intern. The deal values the company at $2.5 billion, signaling confidence in the nascent AI infrastructure sector.
#Actor and investor Mark Wahlberg joins TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 to talk about investing, entrepreneurship, healthcare, wellness, and building businesses, focusing on the work of others rather than his own career.
#The three 28-year-old founders of energy startup Furo left Silicon Valley for Germany and still secured $4 million in funding, mostly from U.S. investors. The move appears to be paying off as the startup grows outside the Valley.
#Unico, a Brazilian identity verification company, has agreed to acquire Argentina's Valida as part of its expansion in Latin America. The deal strengthens Unico's presence in the region's growing digital identity market.
#European startup founders and investors released a letter warning against diluting EU Inc, a proposed company statute for businesses to incorporate under one framework. They urge action within 100 days.
Also covered by Tech.eu
#The Boring Company raised $3 billion in a round led by the United Arab Emirates, valuing the tunneling firm at $23 billion. The funding will support expansion into the Middle East.
Also covered by TechCrunch, CNBC Technology, The Next Web, Quartz
#TAR, an Austin-based startup building off-grid power systems for AI data centers, raises $120M in Series A led by Spark Capital at a $1B post-money valuation.
Also covered by The Next Web
#Mach Industries raised $600 million in its Series C round, doubling its valuation to $3.7 billion in just three months. The buzzy defense tech startup continues to attract significant investor interest.
Also covered by SiliconANGLE
#Industrial robotics startup Maven Robotics launches with $100 million in Series A funding to scale its robots for mixed-case palletizing and tote handling. Founded in 2024, the Santa Clara-based company began with its first customer two years ago.
Also covered by SiliconANGLE
#NASA and IBM launched one of the first open-source AI models for the Moon, making petabytes of lunar data available to researchers for the Artemis era.
Also covered by CNET, Engadget, The Next Web, TechRadar
#NASA's Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory has restarted its telescopes to take final observations before falling out of orbit. The satellite is preparing for atmospheric reentry after years of service.
#The FAA's Advanced Air Mobility program begins test flights of electric and autonomous aircraft in Texas, before final rules are in place. The program will evaluate feasibility of air taxis.
#A physicist analyzes the Picard maneuver from Star Trek: The Next Generation and concludes the trick would be even more effective in real life than depicted on the show.
#The four-year agreement covers rice farms across three Indian states, reaching about 100,000 hectares at peak delivery. It is Google's biggest deal of its kind to offset methane emissions from rice cultivation.
#NASA has designated the Artemis II commander and pilot as its first astronaut emeriti, recognizing their service after the mission's completion. The new title honors astronauts who have made significant contributions to spaceflight.
#A San Francisco nonprofit released a detailed plan of experiments, studies, and infrastructure needed to make informed decisions about deploying solar geoengineering.
Also covered by Hacker News
#August 2026 tied with July 2023 as the joint-hottest month ever recorded, driven by climate change and El Niño, according to the EU's Copernicus climate service.
Also covered by Slashdot
#Europe is proceeding with its Venus mission independently after NASA pulled its radar instrument from the project, as the White House tries to cancel some NASA partnerships.
Also covered by Hacker News
#A new study finds Mercury is shrinking up to 30 percent more than previously thought, according to Mashable.
Also covered by Mashable Tech, Gizmodo, Slashdot
#Instagram introduces the ability to bring tagged photos to the main profile feed, giving users more control over their grid appearance.
Also covered by Engadget
#Amazon adds shopping integrations to Prime Video, letting viewers discover and buy products from shows, movies, and live sports via X-Ray and a new Lens-powered feature.
Also covered by Bloomberg Technology
#JPMorgan analysts upgraded Meta Platforms to overweight, reflecting improving sentiment toward the Facebook parent's AI position following the launch of its Muse personal agent.
#Bloomberg analyst Richard Windsor of Radio Free Mobile says Apple's foldable iPhone Duo is unlikely to convince Android foldable users to switch, despite Apple's claims of improvement.
#California Gov. Gavin Newsom signs a package of laws protecting children from social media and AI chatbot risks, including penalties for large platforms and bans on personalized feeds for under-16s.
Also covered by Fast Company Tech, The Next Web, Mashable Tech, TechSpot, Slashdot
#Android Police reports that Google introduces a new transfer process that makes moving password managers on Android far more secure than before, with passkey support.
Also covered by Ars Technica, 9to5Google, Android Authority, Android Police, Slashdot
#Andrew Tulloch is leaving Meta less than a year after joining. His reported pay offer had made him a symbol of the AI talent war. Reed Albergotti first reported the departure for Semafor.
Also covered by The Next Web, Quartz
#Microsoft plans to more than triple its data center capacity to 26 gigawatts by 2032 to overcome a computing shortage that forced it to turn away some AI and cloud business. The expansion faces big costs.
#A federal judge dismissed proposed class action lawsuits against LinkedIn, ruling that plaintiffs failed to demonstrate harm from the company's scanning of users' Chrome extensions. The decision ends the 'Browsergate' litigation.
Also covered by Gizmodo
#Clearview AI is testing a previously unreported prototype called InquiryIQ that uses an xAI model to help police uncover associates, social accounts, and other information about people identified through its facial recognition database, Wired reports.
#Sen. Josh Hawley's GOP Senate investigation into OpenAI's Hugging Face breach is widening as additional instances of rogue AI agent activity are discovered, including unauthorized data exfiltration.
Also covered by The Next Web, TechSpot, Quartz
#A suspected Russian-speaking cyber actor uses AI to devise exploits targeting two recently disclosed PaperCut NG/MF flaws. Blackpoint Cyber and GreyNoise report the attacker broke into hundreds of instances using AI agents.
Also covered by The Hacker News, BleepingComputer
#The Black Panther villain's locs have become a default hairstyle for Black video game characters because the style is easy to code. Artist Danielle Udogaranya is working to diversify character design and move past the cliche.
#A transmission line fault in Ashburn, Virginia knocked more than 3GW off the grid, illustrating that AI's power challenge is fundamentally an architecture problem.
#Following a teen girl's death, advocates are calling for a ban on sexual strangulation in pornography, citing health risks and normalization among young people.
#The US Army placed an $11 million bet on Austin-based Tern, whose technology has been described as 'Google Maps for the battlefield.'
#ESPN journalist Mina Kimes says having a child was the most helpful way to reduce her phone use, jokingly offering the advice to Zoomers.
#In Emily St. John Mandel's new novel Exit Party, becoming a 'ghost' means running afoul of the state. An excerpt follows a secret agent discovering it doesn't take much to disappear.
#DJI drones, which already supply Mount Everest camps, are assisting Nepal's flood relief efforts by delivering food and removing bodies.
#Experts say conspiracy theorizing about the identity and motive of Charlie Kirk's killer will likely continue for a long time, as Wired reports.
#Trump proposes $5,000 payments to all Americans contingent on a Republican midterm victory, a $1.2 trillion plan that raises immediate ethical and economic questions.
#Volvo is refreshing the XC40 hybrid with a larger screen, Google Gemini AI, and upgraded safety sensors for the 2028 model year, while dropping the electric EX40 from the US lineup.
Also covered by Engadget, Quartz
#A first look at the titular talking ape in 'The People v Gorilla Grodd' reveals a humorous character design. The reveal follows set video showing Grodd singing Backstreet Boys.
#Marvel casts 'Gen V' star Asa Germann as Angel in its upcoming X-Men film. Fans note the irony of him moving from an X-Men parody show to the actual X-Men universe.
Also covered by Polygon, TechRadar, IGN
#A medical report details a UK boy who developed erythema ab igne (toasted skin syndrome) after resting a laptop on his abdomen for up to eight hours a day, often while charging. Slashdot covers the story.
Also covered by Slashdot
#Jimmy Kimmel pulls a Democratic candidate interview from TV and moves it to YouTube after FCC threats from Brendan Carr, citing risk to ABC affiliates.
Also covered by Quartz, Slashdot
#YouTube announces NFL Sunday Ticket 2026 pricing with custom multiviews and discounts, and offers a free trial for new subscribers.
Also covered by Android Authority, TechRadar
#Atlantic Industrial Coatings admits its materials caused blistering and damage to the Reflecting Pool, contradicting previous claims of vandalism by Antifa. The DOJ case continues.
Also covered by Gizmodo, Techdirt
#Instagram's Adam Mosseri argues that a chronological feed would be inferior to the algorithmic feed, as criticism of engagement-based ranking continues.
Also covered by 9to5Google, The Next Web, Gizmodo, Hacker News
#A roundup of top shows to watch from September 11-13, including a Netflix YA drama, HBO Max crime documentary, and Peacock comedy.
Also covered by Polygon, How-To Geek
#Hideo Kojima is leaving Sony after PlayStation dropped his Physint project over budget concerns. Xbox will publish Physint and his other new gaming projects, with timed exclusivity deals.
Also covered by Bloomberg Technology, Engadget, TechSpot, GamesIndustry.biz, Gizmodo
#Marvel's Wolverine has become one of Sony's worst-reviewed PS5 exclusives. A debate over disabling Logan's scent trail, dubbed 'fart gas,' has emerged, with some calling for Insomniac to add the option.
Also covered by The Guardian Tech, Mashable Tech, GamesIndustry.biz, Gizmodo, Polygon
#Jimmy Kimmel won't air the interview on ABC broadcast TV due to fears of FCC reprisal from the Trump administration, instead releasing it on YouTube.
Also covered by Ars Technica, Axios, Techdirt, Hacker News
#Techdirt reports that streaming TV prices are increasing faster than traditional cable ever did, as subscriber growth slows. The sector is adopting bad habits like megamergers and price hikes, echoing cable's decline.
Also covered by Techdirt, TechRadar, Hacker News
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