
Netflix's Devious Plan To Keep You Binge-Watching On The Go
The streaming giant added a feature to its apps to entice you to watch more of its mobile content longer.
The streaming giant added a feature to its apps to entice you to watch more of its mobile content longer.
Pro tip: Do a lot of research before you decide to get rid of that cable subscription.
| Leah Becerra and Lexie Hammesfahr
Tom Wheeler's proposal would open up cable TV management to more devices — like, say, a game console or OTT streaming device.
If you're one of the many Americans shying away from hooking up the TV, here are a few other ways to watch the big game.
Fox's new season of "The X-Files" begins Jan. 24, so there's little time to watch (or rewatch) the prior nine seasons. But we have a solution.
Verizon's zero-rating service will collect payments from content providers who want to sponsor data for consumers.
HBO will soon offer its stand-alone service in Spain, letting users stream HBO content without a cable subscription.
"House of Cards," "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt," "Orange Is the New Black" and more will return to Netflix, while "Fuller House" and others will debut.
Netflix wants to start restricting its content by geographic borders, but that's easier said than done with today's Internet.
Spotify is rolling out a new feature that shows lyrics and other information on the screen as a song plays.
T-Mobile is adding more providers to its Binge On streaming service as groups supporting net neutrality condemn the company.
Despite its terrible reviews, "The Ridiculous 6" is said to be the "most-watched" movie in the streaming giant's history.
Vinyl record sales have skyrocketed in 2015, and the way we are buying them is changing, too.
Taylor Swift decided to stream her latest tour on Apple Music. Some say it gives the company an upper hand in the music industry.
Who needs a DJ when your music streaming service can craft a perfect playlist? Spotify has launched a new party playlist feature called Spotify Party.
Netflix says it will eventually adjust its video algorithms for each scene of a show or movie so it can squeeze more quality into less bandwidth.
DisneyLife streaming service is entering China via Alibaba, but it won't be facing stiff competition in the country from Netflix for a while.
Tidal has just hired its third CEO. Can it handle the volatile streaming environment much longer?
Pandora has had trouble competing with other music streaming services, but this acquisition will at least put it on a level playing field.
For a long time, YouTube has been the go-to for listening and watching music videos. That's why its new app makes sense.
Netflix has a plan to help you get the rugrats to sleep, and ... surprise ... it involves watching Netflix.
The first episode will air on TV, but the rest of the season will stream exclusively on CBS All Access.
Amazon wasn't bluffing; the online retailer has followed through with its plans to pull the Google Chromecast and Apple TV from its online store.
What's great for consumers would only be great for content partners that can get on T-Mobile's lists. But the little streamers might suffer.
Twitch teamed up with Bob Ross Inc. to launch its new creative channel category. It will stream all 403 episodes of "The Joy of Painting."
If you're a major partner who can't or won't agree to be a part of YouTube Red, then you're also not going to be on YouTube — that means you, ESPN.
The creators of #MuteBuck just wanted to give fans an alternative to Joe Buck, but their broadcast could solve some of baseball's problems.
In an effort to cut down on content pirates, the BBC says it's blocking virtual private networks from accessing its streaming media service, iPlayer.
Leah Becerra and Mikah Sargent have used Apple Music and Spotify for some time, so they sat down to battle it out for the best streaming service.
| Leah Becerra and Mikah Sargent
Netflix said it had a weak third quarter because customers didn't update their credit card information.