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Sony’s RGB Breakthrough

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Welcome to episode 708 of the Entertainment 2.0 podcast brought to you by thedigitalmediazone.com. I'm Josh Pollard. And I'm Richard Gunther, and this is the show that puts you in control of your favorite movies, music, shows, and games. Richard, you were making a weird look on your face, by the way. If our listeners are not subscribers on our YouTube channel, they should be. You were making a weird look as I was doing my part of the intro, and I did that all for memory.

So did I screw something up? Is that why you were making weird faces? No, the weird look that I did was that I wasn't in the right place in the notes. So I had to quickly scroll up to the top to make sure that I didn't mess it up if I didn't have those there. But I did most of that from memory. So, you know, after 708 episodes, I think we might have gotten this down. Maybe. Maybe. I'm not even sure I want to say probably. All right. Well, we took a week off last week.

Life was insane. Plus, there wasn't a lot of news. So we're going to catch you up on everything this week. Some bad news in the Netflix and the PlayStation 5. What do they have in common this week? Well, they're both getting more expensive. Shocker. Sony has announced the TV that they didn't announce at CES. We'll get into that more later.

And then Walmart, despite not announcing it, looks like they have a new Google TV streaming stick. So all of that and some fun feedback. This was sent in to us from Joe using our email address, entertainment20 at the digitalmediazone.com. And this is really just a link that we're going to throw in the show notes for you all.

Joe sent us a link to a story that's about Plex, but it's not really product news or anything like that. And in fact, it's kind of odd that it's just now a news story because it's about something that Plex did in 2017. They got their 120 employees together for a big team building offsite, supposed to be lots of fun.

And it turns out it really turned into more something like FireFest 2.0. Like everything that could have gone wrong when you take your entire company to Honduras did go wrong. And it is a wild story to read. So we're going to share that. And thank you, Joe, for sending this in. I'd completely miss this.

But yeah, some reporting from the Wall Street Journal of all places covering this. It's insane what happened on this. And I'm kind of shocked that we didn't know about this until now. Like we're obviously pretty plugged into the Plex universe, right? I imagine they probably tried to keep this pretty quiet. Probably. But man, we got all the details in this story.

Maybe statute of limitations was the first thing that came into my mind as I was reading this article. I don't know. I don't know. But it's good. Again, link in the show notes, which you can find over at www.thedigitalmediazone.com. You will absolutely want to read this article about Plex. And just reading it makes...

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