Netflix is considering new payment options on its platform, which will be directed to its video games section and where it expects to charge for access to more sophisticated titles it currently develops, as well as incorporate transactions and purchases within them.

Currently, less than 1% of Netflix subscribers worldwide use the video game service on a daily babsis, according to a study by the market intelligence platform Apptopia, collected by CNBC.

Despite this low popularity, the company plans to make a profit from this format, as it is currently working on titles related to the films and series it offers on its platform, since it considers them a “huge growth opportunity”, as it commented in October 2023.

It also hopes to increase its earnings with proposals such as including purchases within this section, charging for access to more sophisticated games it is developing, or providing subscribers with a new level of advertising.

This was confirmed by sources close to the company to The Wall Street Journal, which insisted that the company’s management is currently considering these and other monetization alternatives.

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Source: Infobae

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The companies Oracle and Claro announced the signing of an agreement to create the first public cloud in Colombia. Through the América Móvil unit, they hope to provide service to customers throughout Latin America.

Colombia will become the fourth country in the region to have a public cloud, after Mexico, Brazil and Chile. According to Claro and Oracle spokespersons, the cloud will be able to benefit both private companies and the government sector in their digital transformation processes.

Both companies have considered the geographical position of Colombia as strategic in the search for technological solutions. In this sense, the agreement between Oracle and Claro Colombia, called América Móvil unit, will be in force for a period of 10 years.

Germán Borromei, general manager of Oracle for Colombia and Ecuador, told Reuters: “It is an agreement signed by both companies to redouble our commitment to the country. Two technological giants are bringing the first world-class public cloud to Colombian soil for the first time”.

For his part, Carlos Zenteno, president of Claro Colombia, assured that “the world-class public cloud will accelerate the digital transformation processes of private companies and public sector entities.”

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Source: americaeconomia

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The social network Twitter is working on a new long content format for its platform known as Twitter Articles, or articles, in which the current maximum limit of 280 characters per publication could be exceeded.

The reverse developer, Jane Manchun Wong, noticed in the application code the presence of a build regarding the new Twitter Articles feature, as she explained through her personal account on the platform.

Twitter could expand the number of characters

The code of the service shows that the new Articles will be an element that the user can create, which points to the possibility that it is a new type of long-form content, as Wong herself pointed out.

Currently, the tweet length limit is 280 characters, although originally the platform only allowed posts of a maximum of 140 characters, the same as SMS.

Twitter y la nueva opción que permitiría escribir sin límite de caracteres

Próximamente llegara la nueva función de Twitter llamada Artículos. (foto: Business Today) Twitter está trabajando en un nuevo formato de contenido de formato largo para su plata… https://t.co/ILGDOzqdra pic.twitter.com/SGtlHmaHi3

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One hundred banks, from around the world, have subscribed to the Swift Go service, which facilitates instant international payments to small businesses and consumers in a predictable, highly secure and competitively priced way from their bank accounts. This was reported by Swift’s Director of Products, Stephen Gilderdale, who stressed that “it has transformed the way in which SMEs and consumers make international payments through the banking system.”

Last July, the Swift Go service was launched on the financial market. That it has seven banks that operate worldwide, among which BBVA stands out, as one of the pioneering financial institutions with the service. PagoFX of the Santander group is also part of the system, and recently joined “Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan Chase and China Minsheng Bank, which represent 41 million low-value cross-border payments”.

Deutsche Bank Global Head of Product, Marc Recker, was pleased to have the Swift Go service, arguing: “We are very pleased to launch Swift Go and offer our customers a personalized service that will radically improve the way they operate. that carry out low value international transactions.”

For his part, the representative of the platform said that the service is leveraged on the high-speed rails of Swift gpi in order to strengthen the capacity of banks to serve their clients of small and medium-sized companies, as well as citizens.

Recker also highlighted the benefits offered by the Swift Ir service by joining the financial channels since it is capable of generating the best experience when sending payments because they are safe, predictable, fast and from the beginning it offers the greatest transparency in commissions. Therefore, he expects the service to continue to strengthen in the world financial market.

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Source: bancaynegocios.com

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Twitter Blue is the new voluntary payment service that instant messaging platform has launched in Canada and Australia, which seeks, in its first phase, to investigate the opinion of its users.

The information was issued through a statement published on the organization’s official blog, highlighting that the subscription offers “exclusive, improved and complementary features” to those existing in its free version and which will not disappear.

The service will have a cost in Australia of $ 4.49, while in Canada it is in the order of $ 3.49. Among the new functions the bookmarks folders stand out. They will allow to save and manage the tweets; undo tweet.

In addition, it launches a window where you can review the tweets in a preview, for thirty seconds, where you can modify the message before publishing it, as well as a reading mode, which converts the threads into “easy-to-read text”.

With the subscription, users will be able to customize the application icon, select a color theme, as well as access a customer help service.

Fuente: dpa

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