Entertainment services (UK)
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This list, in alphabetical order, lists entertainment services in the UK whose status on genderqueer and nonbinary identity acceptance is known. Edits should, where possible, link to evidence.
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Channel 4 (terrestrial TV channel with online streaming service)[edit | edit source]
- Do they allow any gender neutral titles? Unknown.
- Do they allow no title? Unknown.
- Do they require a binary gender? No; gender required, non-binary option available.
- Evidence:
- Tweet, Nov 2020.
Netflix (subscription multi-platform streaming video service)[edit | edit source]
- Do they allow any gender neutral titles? No; titles not required.
- Do they allow no title? Titles not required.
- Do they require a binary gender? No.
- Evidence:
Practical Publishing (range of magazines and their subscriptions)[edit | edit source]
- Do they allow any gender neutral titles? Yes; Mx.
- Do they allow no title? No.
- Evidence: Photo of subscription envelope cover thing, April 2014[Dead link]
Spotify (streaming music service)[edit | edit source]
- Do they allow any gender neutral titles? No; titles not required.
- Do they allow no title? Titles not required.
- Do they require a binary gender? No; explicit nonbinary gender option provided since 2016.
- Evidence: Screengrab, February 2019