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Queer Eye returns to Netflix on March 15!

Plus every new movie and show coming to Netflix in March

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<p>YouTube is making its strikes system simpler.&nbsp;</p>

YouTube now gives warning the first time you break its community rules

Changes to the video site's community guidelines go into effect Feb. 25.

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Valve's Steam store dumps non-gaming videos

People just weren't watching the other videos, the company says.

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<p>Priscilla Chan speaks during the TechCrunch Disrupt conference in September 2018 in San Francisco.</p>

Chan Zuckerberg Initiative rolls on despite Facebook's problems

Initiative co-founder Priscilla Chan says the philanthropic organization is no whitewash for what's ailing the social network.

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<p>Catastrophe</p>

Catastrophe season 4 premieres on Amazon in March

Plus every new movie and show coming to the streaming service.

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<p>Ahoska Tano returns to the new Star Wars: The Clone Wars revival coming from Disney.</p>

Disney+ streaming service: Will Marvel's Netflix shows get a new home?

Disney's getting ready to give Netflix a run for its money. Will it be worth it?

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CNET Asks: Are there too many video-streaming services?

Video-streaming services have changed the way we enjoy our favorite movies and shows. But are there too many services to choose from?

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Apple may reveal its mysterious TV service on March 25

It's been pouring $1 billion into TV projects for more than a year. Just where is Apple putting all that programming? We may know March 25.

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Apple will finally tell us why it spent $1B on video (The 3:59, Ep. 521)

Plus, Android app tracking and Google's US expansion.

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<p>Apple has held news events in the spring before, fitting in between its big iPhone announcements in the fall and its developers conference typically in May.&nbsp;</p>

Apple may unveil video and news services March 25 -- but no AirPods

The event is supposed to be a star-studded affair, with celebs like J.J. Abrams, Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston invited.

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<p>LinkedIn is testing its own live video tool.&nbsp;</p>

LinkedIn to launch its own live video tool

It'll come out in beta first and be invite-only.

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<p>Cable TV network Epix has launched a new subscription video on demand service called "Epix Now."</p>

Epix launches its own streaming service named Epix Now

The $6 per month subscription service offers access to movies and the cable TV network's original programming.

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If the foldable phones of the future look like this, count me in

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Qualcomm already has a new 5G chip that promises sleeker, long-lasting phones

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SpaceX gets $300 million from Defense Department

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YouTube simplifies three-strikes system for channels

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GRAMMYS 2019

Here's Everything to Know About the 2019 Grammys

Find out how to watch the Grammy Awards if you don't have cable and more.