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Instagram to use PG-13 rating to limit content for teenagers — REUTERS / ixx511

Instagram · United States

Instagram to use PG-13 rating to limit content for teenagers

53% Center coverage: 186 sources

Instagram is further cracking down on what millions of young people can see on the platform, aligning its “Teen Accounts” safety settings with the guidelines for PG-13 movies.See the Story

MTV shutting down music TV channels after nearly 40 years — REUTERS / ixx511

MTV · United States

MTV shutting down music TV channels after nearly 40 years

57% Center coverage: 56 sources

The iconic television station is shuttering five different channels at the end of the year.See the Story

Apple’s Streaming Service Gets Harder to Tell Apart From Its Streaming App, Box

Apple’s Streaming Service Gets Harder to Tell Apart From Its Streaming App, Box

49% Center coverage: 29 sources

Apple has lightly rebranded its video-on-demand streaming service. The Netflix rival that has brought us critically acclaimed shows and movies like Slow Horses and The Lost Bus has gone from Apple TV+ to Apple TV. Apple announced the name change today in a press release that was primarily about the film F1: The Movie coming to its streaming service on December 12. Unlike previous announcements, however, today’s release referred to the streaming …See the Story

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