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As the popular Netflix show returns for season two, its director and some of the cast share their festive-season highs and whoopsies

More than a dozen Disney-owned channels, including ABC and ESPN, went dark on YouTube TV—in the middle of an NBA game—after negotiations broke down between the streaming...

Like any Hollywood-esque production depicting Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, The Chosen needed plenty of extras for the scene. The twist here: In this case, the extras actually...

The "haunting" Squid Game has become Netflix's biggest show ever , a fact not lost on a streaming giant in China that's now being accused of plagiarizing...

A trans Netflix employee who was among the first to speak out about the $24.1 million Dave Chappelle comedy special The Closer directs her criticism toward Netflix's...

Weekends and sometimes week days are for bingeing, so what are you guys bingeing lately? squid game, reservation dogs? the morning show? well, brace yourselves because your favorite streaming content could be coming to a screeching halt if the international alliance of theatrical stage employees goes on strike. this union of roughly 60,000 makeup artists, animators, technicians, cinematographers and more voted overwhelmingly to strike if streaming studios dont put respect on their work by offeri...

Multi DRM, forensic watermarking and anti-piracy technology specialist PallyCon has launched an app security service, making it a 360-degree cloud-based end-to-...

Reports: YouTube, Snapchat use on the rise Two big winners from the digital space in 2020 are YouTube and Snapchat, which both fared well throughout the pandemic in engaging consumers which, in turn, brought more advertisers to their tables. Heres the breakdown. First, the shift to streaming content. As the pandemic raged throughout 2020 more and more people turned to streaming options for both entertainment and news, as new data from Sightly and eMarketer underlines. Their new report shows th...

The New York Philharmonic launched an on-demand video and audio streaming service Monday called NYPhil+ that is available for $50 annually or $4.99 monthly. Initial selections...

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