While Stranger Thing s wrapped its epic five-season run in 2025, the Upside Down fever will continue on Netflix with Stranger ...

I recently opened Netflix and was prompted to watch the movie "Saturday Night." When I clicked, I was told I actually wouldn't be tuning in for an SNL-style cold open — because I pay Netflix the least ...

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The streaming sector is consolidating, and Warner Bros. will be a key acquisition for one of the players. This month, Netflix announced it had made a deal to acquire the Warner Bros. businesses from ...

Fox Corp’s suite of TV properties is finally rolling out to cord-cutters as the media giant dives head-first into the streaming wars. The offer includes a seven-day free trial and annual pricing at ...

Everyone thought the streaming wars would end with one or two clear winners — a Netflix, Disney, or other dominant player seizing control of the streaming market. As with so many predictions, it ...

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In a streaming world dominated by giants and shrinking consumer budgets, Deltatre's playbook, "Streaming Wars: How to Conquer Market Shifts and Thrive", reveals strategies for survival, creating ...

Broadcast.com veteran Patrick Seaman reveals the past, present, and future of streaming media and live sports in his new book, Streaming Wars. In Streaming Wars, Seaman offers a rare, insider's ...

Disney has spent a great deal of money on its Star Wars streaming series with varying levels of success © 2022 Lucasfilm Ltd. & ™. All Rights Reserved. When Disney ...

Over the last decade or so, as entertainment giants such as Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery dramatically downsized their cable businesses in a bid for streaming success, the folks at Hallmark Media ...

Major leagues shut the lights off on TV-only deals, but a platform battle is emerging as media giants aim to get the biggest bang for the billions they've spent on rights deals. By Alex Weprin Senior ...