Netflix

The tech company lacks the vast content of competitors but has buzz and money.

Seventy-six million Netflix accounts have watched Henry Cavill and his dimpled chin fight monsters — for at least the first two minutes.

Why aren't streaming services doing more to crack down on it?

As streaming platforms compete for the attention of young viewers, many are investing in Japanese animation.

Platforms like Netflix, HBO and Amazon are competing with each other for celebrity life stories, at about $25 million a pop.

The forthcoming NBCUniversal service, Peacock, could be free and ad-supported ... like old-fashioned TV.

A new Netflix series goes behind the scenes with comedian Kevin Hart, one of several celebrities in the crosshairs of “cancel culture” in 2019.

Netflix hopes "Seinfeld" will keep the streaming giant master of its domain, while HBO Max hopes to enter the field with a "Big Bang."

With Apple and Disney tossing their hats into the streaming ring, how many services will consumers subscribe to before they reach breaking point?

Natalie Jarvey of the Hollywood Reporter talks about the future of the streaming platform.