The live funeral of Queen Elizabeth II on Monday will take its place among the most-watched international TV events of all time.

"Consumer Reports" is advocating subscription sharing and "service hopping" as strategies for saving money on monthly TV bills.

Streaming services mopped up at the Emmys Monday night while the broadcast network that aired the show, NBC, won only one award.

Legacy networks are relying more and more on brand extensions of shows whose brand names are already familiar to their audiences.

It is the quickest comeback story yet and may signal a new "half life" for disparaged media personalities that just a few years ago would have scuttled careers, especially for high-profile TV news anchors.

Few annual events on TV symbolize the flattening and fractionalization of our video media better than our annual awards shows.

"Monarch," starring Susan Sarandon and Trace Adkins, premieres this Sunday night after NFL football on Fox.

The onset of September is an appropriate time of the year for Hulu to introduce a new series called "Wedding Season."

A new apocalypse drama coming to Peacock plays like a network show. NBC Universal decided to steer straight to streaming.

A homegrown showcase for old monster and sci-fi movies on a broadcast diginet has built an audience of nearly 1 million every Saturday night.