on Sunday broke the story that Netflix is going to pay Comcast so that Netflix’s streaming subscribers will have access to a smooth viewing experience. Not only does this put a crimp in Netflix ...

Is that true? Good question. Netflix, Comcast, and Apple all declined to comment about bundle economics. And it turns out that Antenna, the subscription-tracking service I often use to learn about ...

Apple is losing more than $1 billion a year on its streaming service, the Information reported on Thursday, citing two people ...

FROM EARLIER: Comcast finds an exciting new way to anger subscribers “With Netflix now at a $30 billion market cap with most of its profits reinvested in overseas expansion, acquiring Netflix ...

Comcast's Xfinity received the same score ... which were rated for the first time by ACSI. Netflix, Sony PlayStation Vue, and Twitch all received scores of 78. People looove to stream.

In May 2024 Comcast announced a new “StreamSaver” package that includes Netflix, Peacock and Apple TV Plus all for a “vastly reduced price [when compared with] anything in the market today.” ...

Netflix has reached a deal with Comcast to ensure that its TV shows and movies are streamed smoothly to households, the first deal the online video streaming service has reached with an Internet ...

Shares of Netflix fell after analysts projected slowing subscriber growth and as markets were rattled by Trump's shifting ...

From left to right: Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav, Disney CEO Bob Iger, Comcast President Mike Cavanagh, Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos and Paramount Global co-CEOs Chris McCarthy ...

In a time when original content is tough to come by, there is something to be said for adaptations. And—according to a Wall Street Journal ...

including Netflix, which boasts more than 300 million paid subscribers worldwide. Other major players such as Amazon, Comcast’s NBCUniversal, and Paramount Global could also be in the mix ...