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After some25 years, Netflix is officially retiring its DVD rental service. The company announced the move in a tweet Tuesday, explaining that its final discs will ship on Sept. 29th: Netflix Passwords, ChatGPT Can’t Detect AI, and No More CoTweets | Editor PicksFor those of you who didn’t know that Netflix still has a DVD rental service (I presume that might actually be a decent number of you), yes, they do! But, as previously noted, they won’t for long! Netflix says that it will officially halt its service in September…

Netflix’s competitors, including Bravo and Hulu, gleefully made fun of the platform’s livestream woes on Sunday, when it struggled to air its much-hyped Love Is Blind season four reunion. In the end, Netflix ended up canceling the livestream, its second-ever live event, and told fans they would be able to stream it on Monday.Netflix Passwords, ChatGPT Can’t Detect AI, and No More CoTweets | Editor PicksAt first, Netflix appeared to simply be running late. In a now-deleted tweet, it informed fans that the livestream, which…

MoviePass is back with a sequel and, counter to past fake-outs, this time it seems to be real. This past August, the movie ticket subscription service announced it was re-booting itself with a beta version that required advance sign-up to secure a spot on the waitlist.But by summer 2023, MoviePass version 2.0 will likely start opening up beyond the beta, to all interested would-be customers, as first reported by Insider on Tuesday. The outlet interviewed Stacy Spikes, MoviePass’ co-founder and current CEO (he reclaimed…

Walmart is hoping that two pluses equal a Prime. After assessing its options, the mega-retailer is joining up with Paramount+ and adding the streaming service to its Walmart+ membership. Subscribers will have access to the ad-tier level of Paramount+, at no additional cost, starting in September, according to a company blog post released Monday.The retailer went through discussions with other major media/streaming companies, including Disney (Disney+, Hulu, ESPN+) and Comcast (Peacock) earlier this month before announcing…