If you have Amazon Prime, you can now stream Business Insider Films’ latest projects
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At Insider Picks,we’ve often discussed the many benefits of becoming an Amazon Prime member. Free two-day shipping has always been a perk, but now the offer also includes Prime Music, same-day shipping through Prime Now, and unlimited photo storage in the Amazon cloud. But the best aspect of a Prime membership that you may still be unaware of is Prime Video.
Prime Video is easiest to think of as a Netflix competitor — a collection of both original programming and shows from some of your favorite networks, including HBO, FX, and NBC, as well as a ton of quality movies available for commercial-free streaming. And while I am a big fan of Amazon’s original programs, one exciting new addition has recently been made to the Prime Video Library: BI Films.
This means that Prime members can now see some of Business Insider’s best longform videos through their television instead of their desktop. Below, you can read about the four films currently available from Business Insider through the service. But if you’re still not a member and wish to see our work with through a bigger and better screen, you can currently try Prime for a month at no cost at all.
Read on to see some of the great video content Business Insider has made in recent months.
Trump Nation: On the Trail with the GOP Frontrunner
Sam RegaThe political story of the year is the remarkable campaign of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump. As this phenomenon was unfolding, we followed Trump on the trail for a week in November, meeting his supporters across the country. We revisited his words and deeds over decades to see how he might govern. And we spoke to the candidate himself.
Real Estate Wars: Inside the Class and Culture Fight That's Tearing San Francisco Apart
BIAmerica's biggest cities are experiencing a land rush, with the wealthiest squeezing out the middle and lower classes. In San Francisco, the battle has reached crisis levels. Here, the booming tech industry has come into direct conflict with the city's artistic heritage and progressive values. We talk to evictees, homeowners, activists, renters, and policymakers fighting for the soul of this city.
The Deep End: Meet the Sharks of Daily Fantasy Sports
Andrew SternFanDuel and DraftKings are the two largest daily fantasy sports (DFS) sites, boasting millions of fans and million-dollar payouts. We dove into the deep end to meet the sharks (big winnings), the big fish (major losses), and the minnows of the DFS ecosystem. And we explored the most explosive revelation of all: about 1% of the players take home about 90% of the profits.
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