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Apple Music has been given the opportunity to announce some of the nominees for the 2019 Grammy Awards later this week.

Facebook has entered a licensing deal with 20th Century Fox Television to stream these shows on the platform for free.

Amazon Echo owners will soon be able to add Apple Music as a skill in the Alexa app.

YouTube has announced that it is bringing its Premium content to its ad-supported, video sharing platform.

The partnership enables Google to power advertising for Disney’s brands and properties.

Streaming service Netflix is in the process of establishing a cinematic universe based on Roald Dahl’s famous books.

Like Google's Chromecast, the Apple TV dongle will work by simply plugging it into the back of a TV.

The free, ad-supported Roku Channel now features live sports coverage and more news offerings.

Disney CEO Bob Iger also announced new shows based on "Star Wars" character Cassian Andor and Marvel character Loki.

A recently discovered research document shows that Microsoft has been working on prototypes for an Xbox-style controller that can attach to smartphones and tablets.

It’s your last chance to watch “Jurassic Park,” “Paddington” and more.

The Google Play Movies app for smart TVs has also been updated to sport a more modern look.

Netflix has responded to accusations that it is serving thumbnails based on race to trick subscribers into watching more content on its platform.

The Spotify app for Wear OS smartwatches will allow users to control and browse music without even opening their smartphones.

The company formerly known as Time Warner will launch a major new streaming service next year.

The new Fire TV Stick 4K supports HDR10+, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos audio.

Netflix has given an update on its “Stranger Things” and “Minecraft: Story Mode” projects with Telltale Games.

SiriusXM will combine its satellite radio audience with Pandora's internet radio listenership after the two companies merge.

Twitter and Periscope users on iOS can now stream with just audio, if they so desire.

A new report claims that Amazon has already approached "dozens" of influencers and popular media companies to exclusively live stream on Twitch.

Early adopters of Verizon's 5G internet service will get either a free Apple TV 4K or a YouTube TV subscription.