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A tweet by @BenjaminDEKR discusses the approaching possibility of AI generating unlimited custom episodes for any TV show.
This post explores viewer willingness to watch fully AI-generated TV shows, discussing factors such as the 'made with AI' label, genre, humor, and visual glitches that could influence their experience.
Google TV Freeplay, Google's free ad-supported streaming service, now offers on-demand access to over 10,000 shows and movies, in addition to expanding its live TV lineup to more than 300 channels.
Introduces the 英语台词社 website, which provides a searchable corpus of subtitles from over 54,000 movies and 110,000 episodes of American TV series, for practicing English listening, shadowing, and authentic expressions.
A cinephile reflects on the fragmentation of streaming services, explaining how the shift from a single service to multiple exclusive platforms has made it difficult to find where to watch movies and shows, and how ad-supported tiers have returned.
A website cataloguing real computer models as they appear in films and television series, organized by brand and model.
Apple TV's streaming engagement is driven by a few hit shows, similar to HBO's model, while Netflix has broader viewing spread. Analysts question if Apple can succeed as the 'new HBO' in streaming.
A blog post cataloguing appearances of the Emacs text editor in films and TV, including The Social Network, Tron: Legacy, Arctic Blast, and Silicon Valley.