Condé Nast is expanding live video programming with 100 new pilots and the return of 235 of its digital video series, the company announced during its NewFront presentation at Highline Stages in New ...

Netflix and Amazon Prime Video are relatively young by TV-industry standards, but they are fast becoming bigger players in the sports-content arena. New data from Luminate shows that Amazon Prime ...

Netflix said it will make a major push into video podcasts, inking a wide-ranging deal with Spotify through which it will offer 16 podcasts in the U.S. starting early next year. The Netflix agreement ...

Netflix Chief Financial Officer Spencer Neumann boasted that its newly minted podcasting division saw high mobile engagement in its first quarter. Neumann revealed at the investor conference Wednesday ...

As much of ad sales milestone as 2024 was for Amazon’s Prime Video, 2025 figures to be even bigger thanks to the addition of the NBA and more WNBA games to the slate. “This is a pivotal year for us,” ...

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Could the next "House of Cards" be coming to your phone? LOS ANGELES (AP) — Could the next "House of Cards" be coming to your phone? That's what Verizon hopes now that it's paid ...

With over 8 million subscribers, YouTube TV is one of the largest pay TV operators alongside Charter Communications, Comcast and DirecTV. It is the largest virtual multichannel video programming ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Conde Nast is launching a slate of Web series inspired by its the fashion magazine Vogue and the technology monthly Wired. The media company announced the new digital programming in a ...

Paul Hudson, Robert Scott Jr. Significant changes in final text clarify some issues At its March 14, 2024, open meeting, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) adopted new rules that require ...

If you program computers, especially if you’re a data scientist who writes code, then you should know about Donal Knuth. Knuth is the venerable Stanford University professor emeritus of computer ...

"Google, with its $3 trillion market cap, already controls what Americans see online through search and ads — now it wants to control what we watch,” an NBC spokesperson tells The Hollywood Reporter.

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