- Netflix tests privacy feature to hide embarrassing viewing habits (Mashable)
- Australian streaming biz ramps up with possible Netflix launch in 2015 (The Hollywood Reporter)
- Cancellation is meaningless in new age of TV (Business Insider)
- America’s favorite Star Wars movies—and least liked characters (FiveThirtyEight)
- YouTube’s upcoming paid-music service loses its leader (Variety)
- Strong console sales and mobile gaming growth help boost EA’s profits by 51% (BBC)
- The 75-year saga of a coding game for preschoolers (Wired)
- Canadians can’t get enough of Minecraft – Pocket Edition (Montreal Gazette)
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- Netflix tests privacy feature to hide embarrassing viewing habits (Mashable)
- Australian streaming biz ramps up with possible Netflix launch in 2015 (The Hollywood Reporter)
- Cancellation is meaningless in new age of TV (Business Insider)
- America's favorite Star Wars movies - and least liked characters (FiveThirtyEight)
- YouTube's upcoming paid-music service loses its leader (Variety)
- Strong console sales and mobile gaming growth help boost EA's profits by 51% (BBC)
- The 75-year saga of a coding game for preschoolers (Wired)
- Canadians can't get enough of Minecraft - Pocket Edition (Montreal Gazette)
July 24, 2014
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