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Drew Ryan
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Editor-in-Chief, StreamClues
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Biography
Drew Ryan is an American journalist that was born in Illinois. He is the Editor-in-Chief and Founder at StreamClues, a streaming news organization with an emphasis on Disney+. Drew has been published on multiple sites and shared his insights about streaming industry and licensing in multiple places before deciding to start his own organization. Prior to this, Drew had aspirations of becoming a creator on YouTube. Before that failed spectacularly, he launched he became known as the creator of the #ColdHardDrewth Productions multimedia entertainment company and producer of the Reel Geek Girls (2015) interview show. He directed, produced, edited, wrote, and acted in all of his productions. After failing on YouTube, he retired. In 2021 Drew took his love for the streaming industry and Disney and created a Disney+ news site called Disney Deja Vu which 2 months later rebranded to DejaView News so as to allow coverage of all streaming services. In late 2022, it rebranded once more to StreamClues.
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Content
By Drew Ryan| What's on Netflix@ If anything, the collision of Netflix and WWE seems like destiny. On January 6th, for the first time, RAW will begin streaming exclusively on Netflix. As RAW will break new ground in their new home, it’s an exciting time to be a WWE fan. But what changes will this move bring to the wrestling promotion? Below, we’ve highlighted ten changes we’d want to see made to WWE Raw on Netflix. WWE’s flagship series, Monday Night Raw, first aired on January 11, 1993.
By Drew Ryan| What's on Netflix@ Cartoon Network is owned by Warner Bros Discovery, a company with its own streaming service known as Max. As a result, you may wonder why so many Cartoon Network titles are still streaming on Netflix. Note: This article only applies to Netflix in the United States. Other region’s libraries will vary. Netflix and Cartoon Network first entered business together in 2014 when a licensing deal for Cartoon Network and its nighttime block, Adult Swim, series came to fruition.
By Drew Ryan| StreamClues@ Drew Ryan is a film, TV, and Disney geek. He has degrees in English, Student Personnel Administration, and Library & Information Science from Lawrence University, Concordia University-Wisconsin, and University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Interested in the minutia and licensing of streaming service content, he is always publishing lists, suggestions, and advocating for Disney’s missing library to be added to Disney+. Drew subscribes to Disney+, Hulu, Netflix, HBO Max, and Paramount+.
Company Info
StreamClues
Hulu is a prominent American subscription streaming media service owned by Disney Streaming, a subsidiary of the Walt Disney Company. Launched in 2007, Hulu offers a diverse range of content, including a vast library of TV shows, movies, and documentaries. It is unique in providing on-demand access to content from every major U.S. broadcast network. The service features Hulu Originals, such as the acclaimed series "The Handmaid's Tale," and offers Hulu + Live TV, which combines live streaming with on-demand content, featuring over 95 channels. Subscribers can choose from various plans, including ad-supported and ad-free options, along with premium add-ons. As of August 2024, Hulu serves approximately 51.1 million users, appealing to a wide audience interested in both on-demand and live TV content.
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Founded: 2007