San Francisco: Micro-blogging site Twitter is hosting its first shopping livestream on November 28, the company has announced.

The company said that while watching a Live Shopping stream on Twitter, people can take several actions that make the shopping experience on Twitter seamless.

“We are conducting our first test of Live Shopping in collaboration with Walmart, where they will be kicking off Cyber ​​Week with singer, songwriter, dancer and social media superstar Jason Derulo for the first-ever shoppable livestream on Twitter,” the company said in a blogpost.

“Starting at 7pm ET on Sunday, November 28, people can watch and shop from Walmart (on iOS and desktop), where Jason will host a 30-minute variety show highlighting electronics, home goods, apparel, seasonal decor, surprise special guests and much more,” it added.

Livestreaming on Twitter gives businesses the power to engage with their most influential fans and adding the ability to shop into this experience is a natural extension to attracting and engaging with receptive audiences.

“Earlier this year, we began testing the Shop Module with select brands, and we are pleased to share that we will be launching it to more merchants in the US in the coming weeks,” the company said.

“It is crucial to build foundational products to support our global community of merchants on Twitter, so we will also start testing a new way to house merchant onboarding and product catalog management tools via the Twitter Shopping Manager. This will give merchants a one-stop -shop for managing how they show up on Twitter,” it added.

The company mentioned that it is looking forward to rolling out more products that will make shopping on Twitter easier than ever.

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December is absolute barnburner of a month for Netflix, it’s tough to even know where to start.

So let’s start with The Witcher, Season 2 of the incredibly popular show, based on the incredibly popular show popular video game series, hits Netflix on December 17. Jane Campion’s latest movie The Power of the Dog hits much sooner, on December 1, and has been highly rated on the festival circuit. We could be looking at something special here.

Later in the month, however, is another big one: the fourth season of Cobra Kai, This show has become something of a phenomenon, particularly since making the move to Netflix. Can’t wait to see how it all plays out.

Here’s everything coming to Netflix in December 2021.

Coming soon (no date announced)

• Decoupled — Netflix Series

December 1

• JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: STONE OCEAN — Netflix Anime
• Kayko and Kokosh — Netflix Family
• Kayko and Kokosh: Season 2 — Netflix Family
• Lost in Space: Season 3 — Netflix Series
• The Power of the Dog — Netflix Film
• Are You The One: Season 3
• Blood and Bone
• Body of Lies
• Bordertown: Mural Murders
• Chloe
• Chocolat
• Closer
• Death at a Funeral
• Dr. Seuss’ The Cat in the Hat
• The Final Destination
• Final Destination 3
• Final Destination 5
• Fool’s Gold
• The Fourth Kind
• Ink Master: Season 3
• Ink Master: Season 4
• Knight Rider 2000
• Knight Rider: Seasons 1-4
• Law Abiding Citizen
• The Legend of Zorro
• Life
• looper
• The Mask of Zorro
• Minority Report
• Pet Sematary (1989)
• Premonition
• Sabrina (1995)
• Soul Surfer
• Stepmom
• Stuart Little 2
• Sucker Punch
• Think Like a Man
• Tremors
• We Were Soldiers
• Wild Things
• Wyatt Earp

December 2

• The Alpinist
• Coyotes — Netflix Series
• Escalona: Season 1
• SINGLE ALL THE WAY — Netflix Film
• The Whole Truth — Netflix Film

December 3

• Cobalt Blue — Netflix Film
• Coming Out Colton — Netflix Series
• Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous: Season 4 — Netflix Family
• Money Heist: Part 5 Vol 2 — Netflix Series
• The Great British Baking Show: Holidays: Season 4 — Netflix Series
• Mixtape — Netflix Film
• Money Heist: From Tokyo to Berlin: Volume 2 — Netflix Documentary
• Shaun the Sheep: The Flight Before Christmas — Netflix Family

December 5

• JAPAN SINKS: People of Hope: Season 1 (episode 8)

December 6

• David and the Elves — Netflix Film
• Voir — Netflix Documentary

December 7

• Centaurworld: Season 2 — Netflix Family
• Go Dog Go: Season 2 — Netflix Family
• Nicole Byer: BBW (Big Beautiful Weirdo) — Netflix Comedy

December 8

• Carolin Kebekus: The Last Christmas Special — Netflix Comedy

December 9

• Asakusa Kid — Netflix Film
• Bathtubs Over Broadway
• Bonus Family: Season 4 — Netflix Series
• The Family That Sings Together: The Camargos — Netflix Documentary

December 10

• Anonymously Yours — Netflix Film
• Aranyak — Netflix Series
• Back to the Outback — Netflix Film
• How To Ruin Christmas: The Funeral — Netflix Series
• Twentysomethings: Austin (formerly Roaring Twenties) — Netflix Series
• Saturday Morning All Star Hits! — Netflix Series
• The Shack
• Still Out of My League — Netflix Film
• Two — Netflix Film
• The Unforgivable — Netflix Film

December 11

• Fast Color
• The Hungry and the Hairy — Netflix Series

December 12

• JAPAN SINKS: People of Hope: Season 1 (episode 9)

December 13

• Eye in the Sky

December 14

• The Future Diary — Netflix Series
• Russell Howard: Lubricant — Netflix Family
• StarBeam: Beaming in the New Year — Netflix Family

December 15

• Black Ink Crew New York: Seasons 3-4
• The Challenge: Season 12
• The Challenge: Season 25
• Elite Short Stories: Phillipe Caye Felipe — Netflix Series
• The Giver
• The Hand of God — Netflix Film
• Masha and the Bear: Nursery Rhymes: Season 1 Part 2
• Masha and the Bear: Season 5
• Selling Tampa — Netflix Series
• Teen Mom 2: Seasons 3-4

December 16

• A California Christmas: City Lights — Netflix Film
• A Naija Christmas — Netflix Film
• Aggretsuko: Season 4 — Netflix Anime
• Darkest Hour
• Puff: Wonders of the Reef — Netflix Documentary

December 17

• Fast & Furious Spy Racers Season 6: Homecoming — Netflix Family
• The Witcher: Season 2 — Netflix Series

December 18

• Bulgasal: Immortal Souls — Netflix Series
• oldboy

December 19

• What Happened in Oslo — Netflix Series

December 20

• Elite Short Stories: Samuel Omar — Netflix Series

December 21

• Jim Gaffigan: Comedy Monster — Netflix Comedy
• Grumpy Christmas — Netflix Film

December 22

• Emily in Paris: Season 2 — Netflix Series

December 23

• Elite Short Stories: Patrick — Netflix Series

December 24

• 1000 Miles from Christmas — Netflix Film
• Don’t Look Up — Netflix Film
• Minnal Murali — Netflix Film
• The Silent Sea — Netflix Series
• STAND BY ME Doraemon 2 — Netflix Film
• Vicky and Her Mystery — Netflix Film
• Zach Stone is Gonna Be Famous

December 25

• Single’s Inferno — Netflix Series
• Jimmy Carr: His Dark Material — Netflix Comedy
• Stories of a Generation with Pope Francis — Netflix Documentary

December 26

• Lulli — Netflix Film

December 28

• Word Party Presents: Math! — Netflix Family

December 29

• Anxious People — Netflix Series
• Crime Scene: The Times Square Killer — Netflix Documentary

December 30

• Kitz — NETFLIX SERIES
• Hilda and the Mountain King — Netflix Film

December 31

• Cobra Kai: Season 4 — Netflix Series
• The Lost Daughter — Netflix Film
• Queer Eye: Season 6 — Netflix Series
• Stay Close — Netflix Series
• Seal Team — Netflix Film

AUSTIN, Texas: Williamson County Judge Bill Gravell is the first to admit few people had heard of his small town of Taylor in Central Texas before South Korean conglomerate Samsung announced it was building its new $17 billion chip factory there.

The Electronics Co Ltd plant, which is expected to produce advanced high-performance chips, is hailed by local, state and US officials as an important step in shoring up domestic chip supply and reducing dependence on Chinese production.

“Today, Taylor, Texas might be better known around the world than any other city in central Texas,” Gravell, the county’s top elected official, said during a Wednesday interview.

Gravell attributed the success of Tuesday’s announcement to direct collaboration with Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s office, who he said got personally involved to secure the plant’s electricity supply with Sempra Energy’s Oncor Electric Delivery Co.

Gravell said Oncor’s Chief Executive Allen Nye met with Samsung President Jung-bae Lee in Austin earlier this year to assure the company that industrial users on Oncor’s network did not suffer outages during last winter’s massive Texas snow storm.