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Presearch expanded its Takeover Advertising service Wednesday by launching a product based on confidential, ethical and privacy searching – a free “Spicy” not safe for work (NSFW) adult search service.

The Paramount Global streamer led all platforms with 42.0 million gross U.S. sign-ups, followed by Hulu (on demand) at 31.2 million, Peacock at 30.6 million and Netflix at 26.5 million.

“Harpoon Hunters” is another in a series of manly reality series on Discovery that have included “Deadliest Catch,” “Dirty Jobs” and “Bering Sea Gold.”

The streaming platform will offer exclusive in-game rewards for a variety of titles, including “Destiny 2” and “Marvel Rivals.”

In other news, Rachel Van Dongen has been named senior editor for national news and strategy at the “Post.”

The product will cost $129 a year on Substack, Ankler says.

But channel use appears to be shifting, with CTV getting a boost, Proximic by Comscore reports.

With 302 million global subscribers – including 80 million in the U.S. – Netflix quarterly revenue grew 16% to $10.2 billion. Its stock soared in after-market trading – up 13% to $984.02.

Federal Trade Commissioner Lina Khan, who spearheaded crackdowns on data brokers, said Tuesday she will leave the agency at the end of the month.

Meta is informing creators from competing social platforms that they could earn “up to” $5,000 in bonuses over three months if they begin posting Reels on Facebook and Instagram.