Analysis
Anyone But You
Sony was just over here minding its own business, staying out of the streaming wars, licensing films to Netflix — and now...
Rabbit Ears
Americans aged 55 and older — the ones who grew up with TV antennas — are the least into the idea of having one today.
Eclipse 2024
Nature provided the interplay of light and shadow, but ABC News and National Geographic's framing set the stage for a true cosmic ballet to unfold.
Opinion
The country's censorious Central Board of Film Certification stands in Dev Patel's path.
The Wars
Netflix is still number 1 — but by what margin?
Skip
YouTube is experimenting with a "Jump Ahead" button that would allow members to skip right to the best part of a video.
Disney++
The Hulu tile on Disney+ has roughly 70,000 licensed and original titles, but not shows like "Modern Family" and "Love Island," and not for content reasons either.
Apology Not Accepted
Docuseries "Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV" is a glaring spotlight on abuse; the success of former child actors such as Ryan Gosling, Austin Butler, and Zendaya can ensure it stays there.
Tsk-Tsk
A new study finds that 23 percent of streaming users on any DTC platform are still not following the rules.
And yet, 32 percent of the film and TV production workers who responded to a new NRG survey say AI will "benefit" them.
Money, well, spent
The Peacock flock grew by 3 million subscribers for Dolphins vs. Chiefs. According to new data, more than 2 million are still paying.
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