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In Short: Prime Video now offers a bundle of five streaming services for $30 per month.
Prime Video announced a new streaming package featuring Starz, AMC Plus, BritBox, MGM Plus, and PBS Masterpiece.
The bundle, available for $30 per month, is the first time these five specific streamers have come together to offer a bundle to customers.
Ryan Pirozzi, Head of Prime Video Channels, U.S., said, “Today marks a milestone for our customers, the launch of the first-ever five-service streaming bundle on Prime Video.”
In addition to the streaming bundle, Prime Video continues to expand its own content offerings, including exclusive documentaries and live sports events.
Prime Video's move comes as the streaming landscape becomes increasingly competitive, with other platforms also offering bundled services.
The bundle's launch reflects a broader trend in the streaming industry, where services are consolidating offerings to provide more comprehensive entertainment packages.
This new service is expected to attract both existing Prime Video users and new subscribers looking for a comprehensive streaming solution.
What's confirmed
- “Today marks a milestone for our customers, the launch of the first-ever five-service streaming bundle on Prime Video. Our subscriptions and bundles business continues to see incredible growth because we stay focused on delivering unmatched selection, value and convenience,” said Ryan Pirozzi, Head of Prime Video Channels, U.S., in a press release.
- Stream San Diego News for free, 24/7, wherever you are with NBC 7.
What's still developing
- For JOE's list of the movies on TV across the weekend, click here.
- Stream NBC4 newscasts for free right here, right now.
- Roughly 68 percent of retailers now charge return fees, while processing returned merchandise costs merchants an average of 27 percent of the original purchase price Roughly 68 percent of retailers now charge return fees, while processing returned merchandise costs merchants an average of 27 percent of the original purchase price Returning unwanted online purchases is growing more expensive and complicated as U.S. retailers dismantle free-shipping perks, shorten refund windows and add unexpected fees.
- Data tracked by platforms such as Loop Returns indicates that roughly 68 percent of retailers currently charge a fee for returns, compared to 43 percent five years ago.
- The prophecy is coming true: streamers are re-inventing cable.
- Prime Video revealed that starting today for the first time ever customers can multiple streaming options to their account with just one additional subscription.
- Wonder where they came up with it…… For younger readers who have grown up in a streaming world, this is how TV used to work.
- You are about to be charged £0.00 * WATCH NOW: Nigel Farage praises GB News at Reform UK National Conference The tax-free allowance has not risen in the last five years Reform UK has announced plans to increase the tax-free allowance to £15,000, as Robert Jenrick has outlined the plan for the record-breaking increase.
- The increase would be the single largest increase to the tax-free allowance in history, saving the majority of taxpayers around £500 a year.
- He also announced that Reform's ambition is to continue to increase the tax-free allowance.
- Robert Jenrick has announced that Reform UK will increase tax-free allowance at the Reform UK National Conference in Birmingham That includes £52bn from welfare reform, £7bn a year by cutting the foreign aid budget, £10bn by ending net zero subsidies, £7bn by reducing civil servant and Quango headcount.
- He added: "I will go further, step-by-step, until we’ve reached Reform’s ambition of a £20,000 tax free allowance.That is my mission." The change would come after a five-year freeze on the tax-free allowance under both Labour and Tory governments, which has left the allowance £3,500 lower than it would have been otherwise.