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The post Netflix Expands Relationship With The NFL, Adds New Games appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA – DECEMBER 01: NFL Christmas Gameday signage advertising the NFL’s two Christmas Day marquee games streaming live on Netflix. (Photo by Aaron M. Sprecher/Getty Images) Getty Images Netflix executives have long argued that while the company loves sports programming, it can’t justify spending the money necessary in order to win live sports rights for an entire season of any major league. So instead, it has opted for a series of sports-centric documentaries, as well as a select number of specific live “events.” During its upfront presentation to advertisers on Wednesday, Netflix a number of new projects, including several new NFL live broadcasts that will begin streaming this fall. Under Netflix and the NFL’s four-year partnership extension through the 2029-2030 season, Netflix will stream a week one game, a Thanksgiving Eve match-up, one Christmas Day game, a wee

The post Ronda Rousey Final Fight on Netflix: Gina Carano Returns appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Ronda Rousey and Gina Carano discuss their upcoming battle on Netflix’s first-ever live MMA fight. Photo by Sarah Stier/Getty Images for Netflix Fans are anxiously awaiting the upcoming fight on Saturday, May 16, between Ronda Rousey and Gina Carano at the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles. When the two legends step into the spotlight as the headliners of Netflix’s first-ever live MMA event, it will be history in the making. This moment is bigger than a single fight card; it’s a statement about women’s sports overall. Rousey and Carano are two of the most recognizable women ever to break through combat sports. Now they’re fronting the streamer’s next major live sports gamble, signaling not only how far women’s MMA has come, but also how serious Netflix is about expanding its footprint beyond boxing and into the chaos, spectacle, and mainstream draw of fight culture itself. Both legendary MMA

The post Netflix’s ‘Swapped’ Sets A Record That Blows By ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Depending on your interests and tastes, it can be easy to miss cultural phenomena, and that definitely happened with me and Swapped, a Netflix animated feature that has just broken a significant record on the service. Yes, something even KPop Demon Hunters can’t match. Swapped, which stars 2025 Oscar winner Michael B. Jordan, Juno Temple, Tracy Morgan and Cedric the Entertainer, now has the largest audience of any Netflix animated movie ever over a seven-day period, where it hit 38.7 million views between May 4-10 after its original debut on May 1, whereas KPop’s biggest week was 30.1 million. That also made Swapped the most-watched offering on Netflix the entire week, including TV shows. How has Swapped managed to pass up KPop Demon Hunters, which is now far and away the most-watched Netflix movie of all time by a few hundred million views over second place? The answer is

The post Can AI and Blockchain Together Improve Betting Odds and Risk Management? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Sports betting has always been driven by probability and data. But the way those numbers are created and trusted is changing quickly. Artificial intelligence is making odds more responsive and adaptive, while blockchain is introducing transparency and automation into systems that have historically depended on centralized control.  This shift is becoming more visible as platforms like Stake continue to operate in crypto-native environments where speed and digital asset integration matter. This is while odds comparison services like Oddspedia help users navigate increasingly complex betting markets. Together they reflect a broader evolution in how betting infrastructure is being built and consumed.  AI is transforming how odds are created and managed Artificial intelligence is already deeply embedded in modern sports betting systems. Where odds were once set using static

The post Netflix Clips Won’t Replace TikTok—But Will Influence Viewers appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. April 2026. (Photo by Samuel Boivin/NurPhoto via Getty Images) NurPhoto via Getty Images Netflix’s Clips, the company’s newest mobile feature, is easy to misread. The vertical video feed, launched on April 30 in a redesigned Netflix mobile app, is full-screen, swipeable and built for the phone, making the comparison to TikTok inevitable. But Netflix is not trying to become TikTok. It is trying to own the moment before a viewer chooses what to watch. That moment has become valuable entertainment real estate. It is the point at which someone opens an app without a plan, with a few minutes to spare, and decides whether to commit to a title, browse for something else or close the app and open something else entirely. Clips is built for the user who opens Netflix, does not immediately find something and switches to TikTok or YouTube instead. The feature didn’t come from nowhere. Netfl

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — ActionAI, a Reliable AI company powering mission-critical automations and business intelligence for enterprises, announced $10 million in Seed funding. The round was led by prominent UAE-based investors. Founded by Miriam Haart, a Stanford educated engineer, Computer Science lecturer, and star of Netflix hit series My Unorthodox Life, ActionAI will use the funding to scale safe, […]

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