Netflix Boasts That It’s Stable, Even in a Tough Economy
Some analysts believe Netflix is something close to recession-proof, and should be able to weather any economic tumult.
Who’s watching what on TV? Who’s to say?
Netflix discloses what it calls “hours viewed” and “views” for its shows. Prime Video and Max prefer to describe how many million “viewers” watched a...
America’s great unifying event: The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade VIEW
Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade has been the most-watched entertainment program in the U.S. for the past three years, ahead of the Oscars and the World...
The streaming wars didn’t kill the little guys. In fact, they’re thriving
numerous media executives now believe that there could be room for some more modest streaming services, too.
How CBS plans to fact-check the VP debate
Debate viewers who scan an on-screen QR code will be taken to the CBS News website, where journalists will post fact-checks of Vance's and Walz's...
Behind the big changes at ‘Wheel of Fortune’ VIEW
The heavy, multicolored wheel is still there. The vowels still cost money. What's different is the host.
This free streaming service is exploding in popularity, topping Max
Tubi has exploded in popularity over the past 18 months, outranking Peacock, Max, Paramount+ and Apple TV+ in total viewing time.
How YouTube took over our television screens
YouTube consistently ranks as the most popular streaming service on U.S. televisions, surpassing the companies it once tried to emulate.
What happened to our ad-free TV?
Over the past decade, as media companies raced to introduce streaming services, they prized subscriber counts above all else. There was just one problem: profits.