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The final episode of Showtime’s docuseries The Circus drops on Stan on Monday night. The series began in January this year, following the Democratic and Republican Primary races for the 2016 Presidential election.
Foxtel has today announced announced a new approach to pricing and packaging for IP delivered subscription TV service, Foxtel Play.
In ‘Transparent’ season three, our nuclear family splinters into disparate journeys on their continued path of self-discovery. After a jarring reality check, Maura, having found romantic partnership with Vicki and acceptance from her family, seeks to become the woman she envisions through gender confirmation surgery.
NBCUniversal International today announced the launch of hayu – a subscription video-on-demand (SVOD) reality service. The first all-reality service of its kind – curated and fully integrated with social media – will launch in March in Australia on a full array of devices (mobile, tablet, laptop and connected TV) at www.hayu.com.
THE JINX: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst – the groundbreaking HBO documentary series that unravels one of the most notorious unsolved crimes in New York history – is now available to stream on Presto, in time for the weekend.
International Subscription Video on Demand (SVOD) supplier Netflix has announced it will implement new measures to block users whom use VPN’s to access the service in countries other than where they are located.
It’s been a long time between drinks, but Sherlock is finally returning to our screens in a one-off special on the big and small screen.
You know how comedy can sometimes be a little ‘try hard’? The humour can feel a bit forced and the jokes fall flat? You know how sometimes you wonder why they even bothered?
Telstra has tonight revealed launch details for its highly anticipated new set-top box, the Telstra TV.
Results for the latest Netflix Internet Service Provider index have been released today and Optus taken the top spot for the first time with an average speed of 3.41 Mbps, up from 3.34 Mbps.
Optus remain in a close race with TPG and iiNet, which took the second and third places, respectively.
The monthly survey conducted by Netflix is designed to tell consumers which ISP is providing the best prime-time streaming experience. Optus, TPG and iiNet have an advantage in the monthly survey due to the direct peering arrangements they have negotiated with Netflix.
Telstra once again came last in the survey, however this months result of 2.69 Mbps was the best score the Telco has achieved since the survey began in April.
The Netflix ISP Speed Index lists the average prime time bitrate for Netflix content streamed to Netflix members during a particular month. Netflix calculate the average bitrate of its content in megabits per second (Mbps) streamed by its customers per ISP. Streaming via mobile networks is exempted from the measurements. The speed indicated in the Netflix ISP Speed Index is not a measure of the maximum throughput or the maximum capacity of an ISP.
Data source - NetflixANZ
Data Source - Netflix ANZ