Sony’s PlayStation Vue is following suit with its virtual MVPD competitors and raising prices on all tiers of its streaming TV service.



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Media company Tastemade – which produces programming for digital, mobile and streaming TV, is tapping Telaria as a supply-side partner to monetize its OTT and connected TV inventory programmatically.



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What’s going to happen to all of your tweets, Instagram photos, and emails when you die? To kick off a special three-part miniseries about Death Online, Ashley and Kaitlyn are in search of the perfect digital ...Read More

Harmonic got a big boost for its CableOS virtual converged cable access platform (CCAP) after Comcast this week signed a licensing deal worth $175 million.



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What happens when your robot friend dies? Ashley Carman explores the grieving community surrounding the short-lived social robot Jibo.



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The third season of “Stranger Things” is proving to be a zeitgeist-defining hit for Netflix and the streaming television era. According to the service, it’s breaking viewership records.



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In the third and final episode of the Death Online series, Ashley Carman and Kaitlyn Tiffany analyze why people flock to Twitter after a celebrity dies. Guests include a reporter who is all too familiar with ...Read More

Facebook is trying to catch up with user-generated content machine YouTube by introducing more video monetization options for its creator community.



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Both Netflix and Facebook are still chasing YouTube in the international online video service popularity contest. But, Netflix is continuing to set itself apart as the runner-up.



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Do you use Gmail’s “smart reply” feature when answering e-mails? Ashley Carman and Kaitlyn Tiffany explore the world of the automated email responses and how it makes us feel as both the sender and the recipient. 
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