Netflix has launched a new website for the fictional streaming service, Streamberry, featured in the latest season of the hit show Black Mirror. Streamberry.tv is an exact replica of the parody streaming service, complete with titles featuring characters from the series. Netflix is also poking fun at itself with the launch of youareawful.com, where users can upload their photos to become the subject of a Streamberry show. In the show’s first episode, a character named Joan discovers her life is being replicated on the streamer, with her show titled Joan is Awful starring Salma Hayek. The new website, complete with the same impact sound and user interface as Netflix, offers fans of the series a glimpse into the future of AI, and the ethical implications of streaming services.
Netflix Launches Website for Fictional Streaming Service in Black Mirror
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