Streaming services

Musicians depend on high streaming volume to make a living when they're paid as little as .0032 cents a stream.

American audiences have become increasingly interested in foreign films and shows.

A strike by the International Association of Theatrical Stage Employees could halt film and TV production across the country.

Streaming data shows not only how popular it is, but that it's being consumed by people who aren't Latin.

Abraham Ravid, finance professor at Yeshiva University, thinks more contract disputes like the one between Scarlett Johannsen and Disney will pop up as streaming overtakes the movie theater experience.

Two new weather-themed streaming services are in the forecast. Extreme weather events have made reports more compelling to viewers, one meteorologist says.

Stephanie Silverman, executive director of an independent movie theater in Nashville, is navigating an industry in transition.

Pros: fast and convenient. Cons: getting billed twice, trouble unsubscribing from a service and losing track of payments.

Big deals for theatrical releases and team sports are upping the competition for audiences.

Theaters could use the revenue the film could provide, but they'll have to compete with maskless viewing (and cheaper snacks) at home.