New Delhi: Netflix, the online video streaming service, has removed the ability to cast content from mobile devices to most smart TVs, leaving many users frustrated. According to the reports, the ...

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Netflix has removed a feature that allowed users to play content on their TV via Chromecast from the smartphone app. This change appears to have been introduced by Netflix only recently. As reported ...

River Valley School District officials announced a new partnership with Indiana Regional Medical Center, naming IRMC the exclusive sponsor of the River Valley STEAM Academy’s Sports Medicine and ...

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Netflix says it is dropping support for casting shows from mobile devices to TVs and streaming devices. The streaming company hasn't yet commented on the reason for the change. However, on a Help page ...

Streaming giant Netflix has introduced changes to its policies, which could impact the availability of ‘cast’ buttons on some devices. The 'cast' button is an icon in the Netflix app that allows the ...

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It’s painful to look at some of the possible cuts in Oregon public education. Legislators are considering those cuts to make up for falling state revenue, due to tax changes in the Big Beautiful Bill.

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