Dish is packaging its standard linear TV cable/broadcast package with a free subscription to Netflix's basic ad-supported option -- with a 2-year contract.

A town hall meeting with staff told of the need to sell assets to strengthen Paramount's balance sheet due to recent "unacceptable" profit declines.

With pressing questions about how to separate truths from lies and everything in between, CNN has a monumental task in attempting to hold all parties accountable.

MoviePass, which had filed for bankruptcy, now says it is profitable. Subscribers pay a monthly fee for 1 to 3 movies a month and get free credits to watch more movies if they watch ads before the movie starts.

A recent ARF report says 6% of U.S. households watch TV "exclusively" on mobile devices -- a million more than in 2022.

The focus is on so-called "swing" voters' use of TV-video platforms as a clue in what polls say will be a close election.

Viewers might see far fewer TV-ready zingers and "gotcha" moments.

Tubi wants its viewers to be more involved. With its just-launched Stubios, fans can vote on programming and projects that Tubi is considering.

Would consumers care if streaming platforms add on a few more commercials?

Given the price sensitivity of consumers these days, the natural choice would seem for the NBA and NHL to start big league-owned streaming platforms.