Video Streaming

Netflix showed that its password-sharing crackdown continues to bear fruit, delivering its strongest first-quarter customer additions since the pandemic.

A report this week suggested Disney is looking at building channels into its Disney+ platform, and the company called it “speculative."

Roku said bad actors entered more than half a million Roku accounts without permission in another cyber incident. It disclosed the first 'credential stuffing' incident to users last month.

Social media giant Meta allegedly allowed Netflix to peek into Facebook users' direct messages, breaking anti-competitive activities and privacy rules, explosive court documents claim.

Bad actors may have illegally gotten into thousands of people’s Roku accounts, Roku recently told the offices of two state attorneys general.

Warner Bros. Discovery will reportedly take after two other streaming giants and implement its own password-sharing crackdown on its Max platform.

Netflix could get more expensive if the company decides to hike how much it charges members again and, according to a UBS analyst, that may very well be in the cards this year.

Amazon started automatically showing ads to US Prime Video members in late January unless they paid $2.99 more. Now, a subscriber has challenged the move in a proposed class action lawsuit.

Disney on Wednesday shed some more light on how it will curb password-sharing on its Disney+ streaming platform. The first measure will kick in over the summer, according to its CFO.

Hulu's password-sharing crackdown will begin for many users in March, after the streaming platform made changes to its subscriber agreement this month.

Amazon has officially joined the ranks of companies with ads on their streaming services, bringing ads to U.S. users automatically as of Monday.

Netflix said Tuesday the partnership it just inked with WWE to air "Raw" and other wrestling content did not indicate the streaming giant has changed its approach to live sports.

Netflix announced its fourth quarter earnings, which showed significant subscriber growth and higher revenue that sent its stock higher during Wednesday's trading session.

Amazon informed its millions of Prime Video users on Wednesday that ads will start appearing on the platform on January 29, although the company offers a new ad-free subscription tier.

The chief executives of Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount Global reportedly recently got together to weigh the possibility of merging their media companies into one.

Disney has started showing Hulu content on its Disney+ streaming platform, making the beta version of Hulu on Disney+ available to certain U.S. customers.

Wireless provider Verizon has officially bundled streaming services Netflix and Max, announcing the $10 "perk" for myPlan customers on Monday.

Two streaming giants, Apple and Paramount Global, have reportedly looked at pairing their separate platforms up in a bundle for streaming viewers.

Many streaming services have implemented price increases over the past year or so, leaving some potential cord-cutters wondering how cable stacks up against subscribing to multiple platforms.

Verizon will reportedly make Netflix and Max with ads available to customers as a bundle priced lower than their separate membership fees. The Wall Street Journal said the price would be $10.