Bad news for Marvel fans today it was announced that Hulu and Marvel will not be moving forward with the Hulu original series Howard the Duck and Tigra & Dazzler. ...Read More
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Industry Voices—Ring: A streaming product wrap-up from CES 2020: Part 2
Here’s the second half of my report on CES 2020. Be sure to check out the first half, too.
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How to Watch the Senior Bowl on Fire TV, Roku, & Apple TV
On January 25th 2020 at 2:30 PM Eastern, the 2020 Senior Bowl will air on the NFL Network? The good news is you now have several options to stream NFL ...Read More
Comcast’s new sports tech incubator focused on media applications
Comcast is launching SportsTech, a new accelerator program for sports tech startups, that will focus on media and entertainment applications among other areas.
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Huawei joins HEVC Advance patent pool
HEVC Advance, an independent licensing administrator for HEVC codec, said that Huawei Technologies, along with its affiliates, has joined the organization.
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NBC News Announces Launch of NBC News Studios
On Thursday, NBC announced that it will launch NBC News Studios, a studio that will create projects for new platforms. Noah Oppenheim, president of NBC News, and Liz Cole, president ...Read More
Disney+ downloaded 31M times in Q4 – report
The Disney+ app had an extremely busy fourth quarter in the U.S., according to a new app download report from Sensor Tower.
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Babylon 5 is Leaving Amazon Prime Next Week So Start Streaming!
Fans of Babylon 5 have for years hoped for their favorite show to end up on a subscription streaming service and in June 2018 it happened as the show came ...Read More
Illegal pirate video services will be a $67B business by 2023 – report
Illegal pirate TV services are already a booming business, and a new report suggests that the value of the market could rise significantly over the next few years.
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Disney+ will hit 25M subs but lose $2B in 2020 – analyst
After extraordinary early interest in Disney+, the streaming video service will likely see further growth coupled with significant financial losses in 2020.
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