Startups

Booting Up: Netflix Has 77,000 Sub-Categories So Why Does It Always Suggest The Office?

Uber is distancing itself from an accident in San Francisco that killed a six-year-old. The company says the car wasn’t

Or just watch this again. (Photo: Netflix)

Uber is distancing itself from an accident in San Francisco that killed a six-year-old. The company says the car wasn’t providing an Uber service during the incident so they’re not at fault. [PandoDaily]

Amazon is slowly putting on its boxing gloves against Netflix. It quietly rolled out its first ad for Prime Instant online video. [Recode]

Netflix has 77,000 sub-categories even though you’re just going to watch 30 Rock again. [Atlantic]

Apparently PlayStation 4 owners watch three times as much porno compared to their Xbox One counterparts. [BuzzFeed FWD]

CES is going to be flooded with celebrities like, uh, Olivia Munn. [AdWeek]

Filed Under: Startups, Business, playstation, ces, Uber, Amazon, Netflix

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