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AMC+ has secured exclusive US streaming rights to Doctor Who (2005–2022), making 13 seasons and 175 episodes (including specials) available in the US from June 11; the lineup features the Doctors Tennant, Smith, Whittaker, Eccleston and Capaldi, underscoring AMC+'s push into premium genre fare.
Amazon's Prime Video will exclusively present three marquee, neutral-site nonconference Duke men's basketball games per season under a multiyear deal, marking Prime Video's first college sports relationship. The 2026-27 schedule begins with Duke vs. UConn in Las Vegas on Nov. 25, followed by Duke vs. Michigan at Madison Square Garden on Dec. 21, and Duke vs. Gonzaga in Detroit on Feb. 20, 2027; all games will be produced by Prime Video and times will be announced later. Duke will participate in additional ESPN neutral-site events in 2027-28 and 2028-29, reflecting a broader collaboration with ESPN.
Netflix reportedly paid about $50 million over three years to stream MLB’s opening-night game and related events, signaling a bold push into live sports. The exclusive deal promises a glossy, event-like broadcast but risks excluding non-subscribers and draws criticism over an overstuffed format and the price of access for fans.