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Africa: Prime Video Cuts Funding in Africa, Middle East

Africa: Prime Video Cuts Funding in Africa, Middle East
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Prime Video Africa & MENA Staff Face Layoffs In Euro "Rebalancing" – Deadline

Prime Video's teams in Africa and the MENA region are facing layoffs, as part of a wider restructure that also "rebalances" investment towards Europe. ....

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MotoGP confirms new Drive to Survive-style Amazon docuseries

MotoGP follows F1 with confirmation of a new 'behind the scenes' docuseries, which will premiere on Amazon Prime in 2022. ....

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How the media abuse Hank Aaron.

on Friday. Slate is republishing this 2007 story on the media’s treatment of the former home run king.
This baseball season, it fell to the sporting press to drag a reluctant Hank Aaron once more into public view, the occasion being Barry Bonds’ slow-motion pursuit of a stationary number. Now, any time an old baseball personage hobbles back into frame, he is invariably described in awed, petrifying language better suited to, say, the Archbishop of Canterbury. The treatment of Aaron hasn’t been any different. A spin through the sports pages over the past few months reveals that he is a man of “cool dignity,” “quiet dignity,” “innate dignity,” “immense dignity,” “eternal dignity,” “unfettered dignity,” “unimpeachable dignity,” the very “picture of dignity” who “brought so much dignity to baseball” and who, “having exuded dignity his entire life,” continues to this day “exud[ing] class and dignity.” Aaron, proclaimed the inevi ....

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