Netflix ties its own hands, new Kindles arrive, Amazon gets criticized for cozying up to oil companies while touting its own green-energy efforts, web accessibility is trickier than you'd think, and... is that a black hole?

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Guest Starring:

Shelly Brisbin

Links and Show Notes:

Is Anyone Listening to You on Alexa? A Global Team Reviews Audio - Bloomberg

Netflix confirms it killed AirPlay support, won’t let you beam shows to Apple TVs anymore - The Verge

macOS 10.15 to include standalone media apps, splitting iTunes - 9to5Mac

With Music for macOS coming soon, legacy iTunes features will disappear or spread to iOS - 9to5Mac

Amazon Kindle (2019) review: a backlight can’t save the low-res screen - The Verge

Amazon.com: Kindle E-readers

Amazon employees’ climate proposal is rare sign of worker dissent - Recode

Amazon announces three new wind farms as report questions company's clean energy commitment - Electrek

Amazon Is Aggressively Pursuing Big Oil as It Stalls Out on Clean Energy

See the first image ever taken of a supermassive black hole - The Verge

Astronomers capture first image of a black hole | NSF - National Science Foundation

Seeing a black hole with half a ton of hard drives - Six Colors

Apple's new feature a step towards digital apartheid - Axess Lab

About Accessibility Events - Apple Support

'iOS Access for All' by Shelly Brisbin

A Translated Fuzzy Puppy Story

Shelly Brisbin (@shelly) | Twitter