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Philo is offering 25 percent off its subscription for the first month.
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Disney is considering bypassing movie theaters and sending its upcoming films “Pinocchio,” “Peter Pan” and “Cruella” directly to its Disney+ home streaming service,
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WarnerMedia's new streaming service HBO Max will begin rolling out this week on Amazon Fire TV and Fire tablets, roughly six months after its launch.
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Disney’s swung to a $710 million loss in the fourth quarter as its theme parks and movie business continued to get crushed by the economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic.
The Mouse House,
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"The Breakfast Club" co-host Angela Yee is dipping her toe into television.
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Cable giant Comcast is trying to forge a partnership with Walmart to sell smart TVs as the cable giant tries to expand its footprint in video streaming, a new report says.
The deal being discussed
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Sony, the Tokyo-based electronics and entertainment giant, is reportedly closing in on a deal to buy anime streaming service, Crunchyroll, for nearly $1 billion.
Sony could end up spending more than
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Eko -- a tech startup that has accused Jeffrey Katzenberg's ill-fated video-streaming app Quibi of infringing on its patented technology -- is asking the court to freeze Quibi's assets.
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Streaming giant Netflix said Thursday that it is raising the prices of its standard and premium plans for US consumers.Now, subscribers of Netflix’s most popular standard plan, priced at $12.99
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Spotify said it has rebounded from the slump it suffered at the height of the coronavirus pandemic as it continued to add subscribers.The Swedish streaming giant’s chief executive Daniel Ek
Philo is offering 25 percent off its subscription for the first month.
