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Amazon Prime Video: With more advertising from 2025
Amazon Prime Video is planning to integrate significantly more advertising into its streaming service from 2025. There are already adverts for various content, but the…
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Class action against Amazon Prime Video advertising subscription
There was a lot of anger when Amazon suddenly demanded a surcharge for ad-free use of the streaming service in February 2024. This was an…
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Amazon Prime Video with fewer and fewer functions
If you want to enjoy Amazon Prime Video without restrictions or commercial breaks, you have to pay extra. Everyone else is regularly shown advertisements and…
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Freevee: Amazon wants to discontinue free streaming service
If you want to stream series and films and don’t want to pay a penny, services such as Freevee have so far been the perfect…
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Amazon Prime Video: Annoyance among customers on the rise
With the introduction of an ad-financed version of Amazon Prime Video, the tech company may not have done itself any favors. After all, users of…
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Amazon Prime Video: Advertising subscription with poorer picture and sound?
If you don’t want to watch advertising, you will certainly want to avoid the cheaper Amazon Prime Video advertising subscription. But apparently the quality of…
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Amazon Prime Video: Enjoy the film together thanks to Watch Party
Like Disney+, Amazon’s in-house streaming service now also introduces a way to enjoy movies together – even if you are separated by location. Now the…
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Google Kaleidoscope wants to bring overview into streaming jungle
Google wants to unite Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+ and the many other streaming services. The Internet giant wants to bring overview to the increasingly confusing…
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Amazon Prime Video: Soon usable with multiple user profiles
Amazon Prime Video will apparently offer user profiles soon. Netflix has had this feature for quite some time. With multiple user profiles, members of a…
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Unlicensed Streams Uploaded to Prime Video
Amazone’s streaming service “Prime Video” has once again found copyrighted films for which no license was available. The material was most likely uploaded by users…
