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Nintendo Suing Man For Pirating Millions Of Dollars Of Video Games

Nintendo has filed a lawsuit against streamer Jesse Keighin for allegedly pirating millions of dollars worth of prerelease video games.

ESPN's Digital Revolution: A Two-Phase Streaming Strategy To Thrive Amid Cable Decline

ESPN is revamping its strategy with a two-part streaming plan to combat declining cable subscriptions and stay ahead in the sports media landscape.

Netflix CEO Confident India Will Become One Of Its Top Markets, Thanks To Booming Economy

Netflix has told shareholders it is relying on a stockpile of shows as well as productions in countries outside the United States as it endures a strike by Hollywood actors

Netflix Co-CEO Ted Sarandos believes getting 100 million subscribers is achievable in India, one of its fastest-growing markets.

South Korean internet service providers have accused Netflix of free-riding on their networks -- paying the standard rate, despite the significant traffic congestion it has caused

'Suits,' 'One Piece,' International Productions: What's Attracting Viewers To Netflix?

The streaming platform added 9 million subscribers in the third quarter, beating expectations and sending shares higher.

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Apple Music Karaoke Feature To Launch Later This Month, Here's How To Get It

The feature, titled Apple Music Sing, provides users with adjustable vocals to sing alongside the original vocal artists or take the lead.

Netflix will price its Basic with Ads subscriptions in the United States at $6.99 a month when it debuts in November

Disney Has Caught Up With Netflix, Amazon And Apple Could Be Next

Video streaming is getting hot as competition for subscribers among big plays heats up, challenging Netflix's dominance in a market it pioneered.

Netflix Announces $6.99 Ad-Supported Subscription Option

Struggling to compete in the crowded digital streaming industry, Netflix will release a new ad-supported subscription option in November for $6.99 a month.

Netflix's Ad-Supported Subscription Plan May Send Subscribers To Apple

Netflix's new ad-supported subscription plan won't solve the company's two top problems.

Netflix's Ad-Supported Subscription Plan Won't Solve Its Two Top Problems

With more than 220 million subscribers at home and abroad, the company is approaching the limits of the streaming market.

Netflix Password Sharing Crackdown Hits Snag In Trial Run

Netflix is testing a plan to crack down on password sharing in three South American countries, but the rollout of the plan is anything but smooth.

How Netflix Is Tackling Password Sharing As It Gets Rid Of Shows, Loses Subscribers

Netflix is reportedly canceling an array of shows amid its loss of subscribers

10 Shows You Should Not Miss In 2022

Whether you're into thriller or romance, there's something for you on this list.

Headline billing went to "The Batman," a dark, detective-style mystery take on the Caped Crusader which star Robert Pattinson said had to shut down midway through production due to Covid-19

'The Batman': WarnerMedia CEO Reveals Movie's Streaming Date On HBO Max

"The Batman" will hit the theaters in March next year.

Own A Roku? YouTube TV Is Leaving Soon. Here’s What You Need To Know

If you own a Roku you might lose access to YouTube TV next month because of a contract dispute with Google.

Netflix's top executive says there is "a very good chance" Squid Game will be the company's biggest show ever

Did ‘Squid Game’ Help Boost Netflix Subscriptions In Asian Market?

Compared to the number of new paid subscriptions from the U.S. and Canada, Netflix’s membership growth in the Asia-Pacific region was highly remarkable for the previous quarter.

‘Star Wars: Andor’ Star Diego Luna Says Fans Will See ‘Familiar Faces’

Fans of the “Star Wars” franchise can expect to see “familiar faces” in the upcoming “Andor” series.

Netflix Cancels ‘Hit & Run’ After One Season Despite Cliffhanger Ending

Netflix has officially canceled “Hit & Run” after just one season even though the showrunners wanted it to go on for at least two seasons.

What Is #ADayOffTwitch? Hate Raids Prompt User Boycott

User’s boycott Twitch calling for safety awareness from hate raids.

Roku, Google Battle It Out Over YouTube TV App, But What Does It Mean For Viewers?

Existing Roku customers will still have access to YouTube TV for now if they don't delete the app but new subscribers will not.

People from Lukodi gather around a radio to listen to the verdict

'We Shall Sleep Soundly': Relief In Uganda As LRA Commander Jailed

'We shall sleep soundly': relief in Uganda as LRA commander jailed

California Man Murders 2 Women, Livestreams Himself With Their Bodies

When the officers arrived at the scene, they found out that the suspect has barricaded himself inside the apartment.

What’s New On Peacock In February? Full List Of New 2021 Titles

Here’s what’s coming to Peacock in February 2021.

Netflix kept ahead of streaming rivals competing for viewers stuck in their homes during the pandemic, adding some 8.5 million subscribers in the past quarter to boost its total to more than 200 million

Netflix Achieves New Milestone After Surpassing 200 Million Subscribers

Netflix has become the first streaming platform to have more than 200 million subscribers after gaining 8.5 million new subscribers in the fourth quarter of 2020.

Netflix To Release A New Movie Every Week In 2021

Netflix promised that it will release a new "original movie" every week this year. The movies will feature some of the biggest Hollywood stars such as Gal Gadot, Regina King, Amy Adams, Dwayne Johnson and Ryan Reynolds, among others.