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[edit]Article body (I will be adding to the section that I have included below, all work added/edited is bolded and underlined)
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(what I edited for week 12 is stated at the bottom other half of assignment on talk page as well)
(what I did for week 14 is listed at the bottom)
Week 15 --> After checking the live Wikipedia article and reviewing my work, I have noted that I received no feedback and no one reverted any of my edits
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[edit]Streaming platforms
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Netflix
[edit]Netflix, founded by Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph, is a media streaming and video rental in 1997. Two years later, Netflix was offering the audience the possibility of an online subscription service. Subscribers could select movies and TV shows on Netflix's website and receive the chosen titles via DVDs in prepaid return envelopes. In 2007, Netflix's subscribers could watch some movies and TV shows online, directly from their homes.[1] In 2010, Netflix launched an only-streaming plan with unlimited streaming services without DVDs. Starting from the United States, the only-streaming plan reached several countries; by 2016 more than 190 countries could use this service. In 2011, Netflix began to negotiate the production of original programming, starting with the series House of Cards.
Amazon Prime Video
[edit]Amazon Prime Video was originally launched in the year 2006. Upon its initial release, the popular streaming service was referred to as Amazon Unbox. Amazon Prime Video was created due to the development of Amazon Prime, which is a paid service that includes free shipping of different types of goods.[2] Amazon Prime Video is available in approximately 200 countries around the world. Each year, Amazon invests in the production of films and TV series that are streamed as Amazon originals.
Hulu
[edit]Hulu was created in 2007 and opened to the audience one year after its launch. Unlike other streaming platforms, it is only accessible in the United States due to international licensing restrictions. Hulu is one of the only streaming services that provides streaming for current on air television shows a few days after their original broadcast on cable tv. The streaming of these specific programs are accessible for a limited time. Upon launching, Hulu originally had both a free and paid plan for users. The free plan was accessible only via computer and there was a limited amount of content for users, whereas the paid plan could be accessible via computers, mobile devices, and connected television, and the number of content was larger than the free plan. In 2019, Walt Disney became the major owner of Hulu. The platform now has bundle deals where you can subscribe to both Hulu and Disney + for a certain amount of money.
YouTube
[edit]The domain name of YouTube was bought and activated by Chad Hurley, Steve Chen, and Jawed Karim in the beginning of 2005. YouTube launched later that year as an online video sharing and social media platform. The video platform became popular among the audience thanks to a short video, called Lazy Sunday, uploaded by Saturday Night Live in December 2005. The SNL's video was not broadcast on TV, therefore people looked for it on Google by typing "SNL rap video," "Lazy Sunday SNL," or "Chronicles of Narnia SNL." The first result of searches was a link video on YouTube, which was the beginning of sharing videos on YouTube. Because of its popularity, YouTube had some issues caused by its bandwidth expenses. In 2006, Google bought Youtube, and after some months the video platform was the second-largest engine search in the world.
Disney+
[edit]Disney+ is an American subscription streaming service owned and operated by the Disney Entertainment division of The Walt Disney Company. Released on November 12, 2019, the service primarily distributes films and television series produced by The Walt Disney Studios and Walt Disney Television, with dedicated content hubs for the brands Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, and National Geographic, as well as Star in some regions. Original films and television series are also distributed on Disney+.
Max
[edit]Max is a streaming service released by Warner Bros. Discovery. The platform was released on May 27, 2020 in the United States, and within the first five months of launching, had amassed 8 million subscribers across the country. It offers classic Warner Bros. films and self-produced programs, and has won the right to exclusively air Ghibli Studios films in the United States. It is not until 45 days after the theatrical release from 2022 that the release is taking place on the platform and reached 70 million subscribers in December 2021. In September 2022, 92 million households were counted as subscribers, but since this was announced, including subscribers to the HBO channel, it is expected that the actual population of Max alone will be much smaller.
Paramount +
[edit]Paramount+ is a streaming service that is owned by the Paramount Global Media Company. The streaming service was launched on October 28, 2014, and was known as CBS All Access originally.[3] At the time of the release, the platform focused primarily on streaming programs from local CBS stations as well as complete access to all CBS network content. In 2016 the streaming service created original content that could only be found by using the platform. As the network continued to expand with its content, the service decided to rebrand themselves and took the name Paramount+, taking its name from Paramount Pictures film studio. The network has gone on to expand their services globally to places such as Latin America, Europe and Australia.[4]
Apple TV+
[edit]Apple TV+ is a streaming service owned by Apple Inc. Apple TV+[5] is a streaming subscription platform that launched November 1, 2019. The service offers original content exclusively made by Apple, being seen as Apple Originals. This streaming platform solely releases content that can only be found on Apple TV+, there is no third party content found on the platform whereas several other streaming services have third party content. The AppleTV+ name derives from the Apple TV media player that was released in 2007.[6]
Peacock
[edit]Peacock is a streaming service owned and operated by Peacock TV[7], which is a subsidiary of NBC Universal Television and Streaming. The streaming service gets its name from the NBC logo based on its colors. The platform had launched on July 15, 2020. The streaming service primarily features content that can be found on NBC networking channels as well as other third party sources. Additionally, Peacock now offers original content that cannot be found on any other streaming platform. In December 2022, Peacock reached 20 million paid subscribers. The following year in March 2023, the platform peaked at 22 million paid subscribers.
I added references for the three sections in bold. Paramount +, Apple TV+ and Peacock were all streaming services that I had added descriptions for. The references listed are the same ones that I had found perviously and included in my bibliography. These citations should be added to the article because there is no information about these streaming services present in the article currently. These are reliable sources that have information that should be shared.
I added three peer reviewed references. The first one is [2], the second one is [4], and the third one added is [1]
10/21
Completed the linking articles exercise for the week 8 Wikipedia assignment --> I added three links and specifically stated where they were in my publishing notes.
10/29
week 9 (continuing to edit)
- edited section of the YouTube description, bolded and underlined work
- added image to disney plus paragraph
- added max image to paragraph
- added paramount + logo
- added apple tv + logo
- added logo for peacock
11/4
week 10
- changed sentence structure for some of the descriptions
- added more information
- deleted unnecessary words
11/26
week 12
- changed "based off" to "based on" in Peacock section
- deleted repeated word "originally" in amazon prime section
- deleted awkwardly phrased sentence in Peacock section and changed sentence structure to get point across
- edited image description for "Max"
- deleted reference that was non-usable
- added new reference
** still have to find another peer reviewed reference
12/1
week 14
- removed one of my references that was not complete
- found an additional peer reviewed reference (the first one listed below)
- added all of my work to wiki page in the article
References
[edit]- ^ Jenner, Mareike (2016-02). "Is this TVIV? On Netflix, TVIII and binge-watching". New Media & Society. 18 (2): 257–273. doi:10.1177/1461444814541523. ISSN 1461-4448.
{{cite journal}}: Check date values in:|date=(help) - ^ West, Emily (2022-02-22). Buy Now: How Amazon Branded Convenience and Normalized Monopoly. The MIT Press. doi:10.7551/mitpress/12464.001.0001. ISBN 978-0-262-36839-1.
- ^ Broe, Dennis (2020). "Post Corona Film and Television: Stream It, Skip It, or Revolutionize It?". Framework: The Journal of Cinema and Media. 61 (2): 202–216. ISSN 1559-7989.
- ^ "Paramount Plus: What shows can you watch on - ProQuest". www.proquest.com. Retrieved 2023-10-09.
- ^ "The TV game: how will Apple, Netflix, Hulu and Time Warner play? Behind the scenes at the most complex show on earth". Strategic Direction. 27 (8): 5–7. 2011-01-01. doi:10.1108/02580541111146795. ISSN 0258-0543.
- ^ "Apple, Disney Enter Streaming Market".
- ^ Kweon, Heaji J.; Kweon, Sang Hee (2021). "Pricing Strategy within the U.S. Streaming Services Market: A Focus on Netflix's Price Plans". International Journal of Contents. 17 (2): 1–8. doi:10.5392/IJoC.2021.17.2.001. ISSN 1738-6764.