Month: July 2021

Did you know that Reddit allows users to save their posts as drafts? For instance, if someone is creating a post and they’re interrupted, they can save their post as a draft and finish it later on. Our guide will show you how to save a post as a draft in the Reddit mobile application….

In addition to the $80 million it grabbed from the first weekend of “Black Widow,” it took in $60 million in streaming revs under its Disney+ Premier Access pay-per view effort.

A global pandemic and climate change have given people enough to worry about without the threat of an alien invasion. But a new campaign from Amazon Prime offers an even more unsettling glimpse into a dystopian future to promote its film The Tomorrow War. The sci-fi movie tells the story of a group of time…

Netflix has hired a Facebook gaming content executive to be its VP of game development, as the giant streamer seeks new ways to maintain existing subscribers and drive growth.

Who said chickens couldn’t fly? With a background ranging from naming a global Ford concept vehicle to launching the original McDonald’s mobile app, Andrew Rebhun is now transforming El Pollo Loco’s digital strategy as their vice president of digital. The restaurant from Sinaloa to Alvarado Street introduced Air Loco, a new drone-delivery service that is…

Victory this year goes to the companies that boast the most Emmy-nominated platforms. Walt Disney Co. led, followed by WarnerMedia and Netflix.

One month after NBCUniversal finished its upfront negotiations but offered few specifics about its haul, the company is finally sharing some specifics about its biggest upfront ever–and revealed that it is well on its way to wrapping Super Bowl 56 ad sales in record time. As part of what the company said was its largest…

Businesses destinations are out, tourist spots are in. The old rules governing fares and flight schedules have been thrown out the window.