Netflix is bumping up the cost for most of its monthly plans in the US, for existing and new customers.
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Quibi is shutting down after just 6 months, as it becomes the first high-profile casualty of the streaming wars.
Twitch has announced a new tool for creators. Twitch Soundtrack is a curated collection of rights-cleared music that creators can use during streams.
Amazon Luna will work seamlessly with Amazon-owned content streaming service Twitch, creating a new gaming powerhouse.
Facebook Gaming Partners will now be able to play copyrighted music in the background during their live streams without fear.
After testing Watch Parties with a small group of creators, Twitch is now making the feature available to all users worldwide.
Netflix now lets registered non-paying users watch a number of movies and episodes from popular shows.
Hulu has announced the beta launch of Hulu Ad Manager, a self-service tool for small and medium-sized businesses.
The BBC is launching a new tool that will let you watch or listen to BBC programming with your friends or family remotely over the internet.
Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker will debut on Disney plus on "Star Wars Day," May 4th. Soon the entire saga will be available to stream in 4K.
Netflix is making some of its shows available for free on YouTube, in a move to make its content more available during the coronavirus pandemic.
Facebook announced a new toolkit to help gaming creators build more positive, supportive, and inclusive communities on its platform.
YouTube TV is adding Discovery channels to its package, but it will come with a price hike for all new and existing subscribers.
Spotify is offering a new bundle to new and existing Premium subscribers, giving them free access to Hulu's ad-supported tier. But you have to opt-in fast.More and more people are switching away from traditional cable …
Spotify is stepping up against ad blockers, with updated terms of service that will allow the company to suspend and terminate accounts that use ad blockers.
IMDb now has its own streaming service called 'IMDb Freedive.' It's an ad-supported streaming channel offering many films and TV series to watch for free.
While you were out shopping on Black Friday, YouTube streamed 'The Lego Movie' for free. But why?
Following the cancellation of "BrewDogs" from NBC Universal's Esquire Network, indie brewery BrewDog is launching its own monthly subscription video streaming service.