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TV streaming providers should start relying on NFTs

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By Andrea Berry 
| Cointelegraph
Subscription-based services have become so ubiquitous it’s hard to remember a time when they weren’t the norm. Streaming companies have sought to take advantage of that norm by fleecing consumers for everything they’re worth — just look at Netflix’s decision to start running advertisements. Another benefit of leveraging NFT technology is that streaming services can increasingly be used to create communities. As with all consumer culture in the digital world, we are what we consume.
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VIDEO: Ducklings rescued from storm drain in Connecticut

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By Andrea Berry 
| WABC-TV (New York, NY)
Fortunately, they're now back at home with their mother -- thanks to the efforts of firefighters and animal control officers. STAMFORD, Connecticut (WABC) -- Nine ducklings found themselves in a precarious situation after falling into a storm drain in Connecticut. The Stamford Fire Department posted video on Facebook of the rescue that unfolded Thursday morning in a parking lot near the Ridgeway Shopping Center. The ducklings plunged through a drain into a catch basin.
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Amtrak to offer nonstop Acela trains between New York City and Washington, DC

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By Andrea Berry 
| WABC-TV (New York, NY)
Starting in September, Amtrak will launch an express high-speed train between New York Penn Station and Washington Union Station. NEW YORK (WABC) -- New Yorkers are about to have a quicker trip to the nation's capital. The service is called Acela Nonstop. The ride will take approximately two hours and 35 minutes, Amtrak said. Initially, Acela Nonstop service will only be available on weekdays.
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