Technology
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Music service Spotify to lay off workers
Spotify says it will lay off around 600 workers as part of a cost-cutting and reorganization strategy at the audio company
New service Level News brings C-SPAN to streaming masses
C-SPAN's Rachel Katz said the distribution deal with Level News is unique in that it's different from the type normally inked with satellite or cable operators.
CNET goes into damage control, pauses AI-written articles
CNET will stop publishing articles written entirely by robots after receiving a copious amount of negative attention over the practice during the last few weeks.
T-Mobile reports another incident involving customer data
T-Mobile said someone who had access to their API harvested a trove of non-personal customer data.
Comcast, Cox end free Peacock Premium promotion
A promotion that gave Cox customers free access to the premium tier of Comcast's streaming service Peacock has come to an end.
Reed Hastings steps down as Netflix co-CEO
Netflix founder Reed Hastings says he has resigned his position as the company's co-chief executive officer.
Nielsen to measure Netflix audiences in three countries
Nielsen will provide audience measurement services to Netflix for its business across the United States, Mexico and Poland.
Post to grade users with ‘trust metric’
The founder of Post says unacceptable behavior will lower a user's score, while being followed by a high number of reputable accounts will boost it.
Tablo issues refunds over delayed ATSC 3.0 device
Nuvvyo says it will issue refunds to customers who pre-ordered a forthcoming version of its popular, Tablo-branded broadcast TV recorders.
CNET rolls back AI-created articles over errors
Articles that were written by artificial intelligence bots had several errors in them before they were published on CNET's website.
Judge says laid-off Twitter employees can’t sue
A group of laid-off Twitter employees can't sue in federal court because they agreed to arbitration clauses, a federal judge ruled.
YouTube developing Pluto TV-like linear content channels
YouTube is developing a new content hub that will serve videos through linear streams, similar to what's offered on Pluto TV and Comcast's Xumo Play.