Hulu is now officially the top live TV streaming service, overtaking Sling TV for the first time last quarter. Dish Network reported this morning that its Sling TV service finished Q4 2019 with 2.59 million subscribers, having lost 94,000 subscribers from the prior quarter. Hulu + Live TV, meanwhile, continues to grow, finishing last quarter with a record 3.4 million subscribers. The next closest streaming bundle competitor is YouTube TV with two million subscribers. Both Hulu + Live TV and Sling TV raised prices in Q4, but not until late December, so the full effects of those price hikes probably won’t be felt until next quarter.

As the streaming battles heat up, Netflix is hoping a new partnership with Samsung will help it fend off rivals. At Samsung’s Unpacked event this week, the mobile device maker announced a deal with Netflix that will bring to its Galaxy smartphones special bonus content associated with several…

Are the streaming giants enjoying a free ride in Canada? That's been an increasingly vocal complaint from content creators and regional governments north of the border as Netflix and Amazon continue to take full advantage of generous Canadian shooting incentives and state-of-the-art facilities in an environment that is largely free of regulation. Now, as the streaming wars intensify with the arrival of Disney+, Apple TV+, Peacock and HBO Max, pressure is mounting for the streamers to start giving back.

There’s a good reason why Netflix has seemed so dull lately. Its U.S. library of licensed movies peaked years ago—possibly in 2012, according to data from Reelgood, a startup that’s aiming to be a TV guide for streaming.

None of the three acceptance speeches Bong Joon Ho made at the Oscars on Sunday night included a shout-out to Netflix, which is a shame; it’s tough to imagine “Parasite” making its much-deserved and historical wins at the 92nd Academy Awards without it.

Netflix customers have complained for years about the frustrating and annoying autoplay preview feature that occurs on its homepage. Today, the company announced that subscribers can finally disable autoplay functionality.

Netflix shares, which are the subject of great debate on Wall Street, rose more than 7% Thursday in the wake of a concession by Comcast earlier in the day that the media giant will continue to lose subscribers.

In the US, that is. In the rest of the world, Netflix is still booming.

In The Goop Lab, Gwyneth Paltrow and her colleagues try out energy healing, psychedelics and cold therapy. But plenty of Netflix's documentaries take an equally dubious approach to science...

As of this month, the CBS All Access streaming-video platform—home of popular shows including The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and now Star Trek: Picard—stopped working on Linux PCs, regardless of the choice of browser. Ten years ago, this would have been just another day in the life of a Linux user, but it's a little surprising in 2020.

Apple reported record-setting sales of nearly $92 billion for the three months that ended 2019 — but Apple TV Plus, the flashy new subscription-video service it bowed last fall, wasn’t part of the tech giant’s growth story.

Resident Evil is a very popular franchise and its latest iteration was announced a year ago via Deadline. A Netflix series was in the works that would “keep the basic premise” of the games. Very little is known about this show as neither a showrunner has been announced nor the cast. And yet, the project is slowly starting to take shape. Redanian Intelligence has learned several interesting details via a production list.

Check out everything coming to Netflix in the month of February, loads of originals and amazing movies coming up! Stream on!!

Don’t spend all your time shopping around for the best free streaming service — fill your face on the five we’ve picked out below and dodge the rising cost of living. Remember, if you’re trying to cut entertainment costs, why not cut the cord instead? Get away from the big contracts and hundreds of worthless channels. Your wallet will thank you for it later.

The Japanese studio’s works are fit to stand beside the greatest of all cinema, not only animation, says Ryan Gilbey, the News Statesman’s film credit

The first reactions for Netflix‘s anticipated The Witcher series are in, and they have been pretty glowing so far. A few people have been lucky enough to get a preview of the fantasy series, which stars Henry Cavill as monster hunter Geralt of Rivia. Those who have seen the show have heaped big praise on its battle scenes, as well as the show’s pacing and Cavill’s performance.

Disney+ has created a huge buzz in a very short time since its launch. In its very first day of service, the new streaming service grabbed a whopping 10 million subscribers, and now, the company is hoping to entice more people to sign up for its service with a special Cyber Monday offer.

Disney Plus' live-action "Star Wars" series, "The Mandalorian," quickly became the biggest new show in the US. Now, only three weeks since its debut, the show is the biggest in the world. The series is the most in-demand show in the world across all platforms, according to Parrot Analytics. The company measures "demand expressions," its standardized TV demand measurement unit that reflect the desire, engagement, and viewership of a series weighted by importance.

Just in time for the holiday season, Amazon Studios has released The Aeronauts, a soaring historical adventure film about the perils faced by a Victorian scientist and a balloonist attempting to fly higher than anyone before them. Granted, the characters might be a bit thinly drawn when it comes to emotional depth, and the earth-bound first act is solid, if unremarkable, period drama.

If you want to stream The Mandalorian but don't have a Disney+ subscription, there's a new, albeit illegal option: The Pirate Bay. A new green "play" button, or in some cases a "B" button, allows you to stream popular pirated streams on a new site called "BayStream," as spotted by TorrentFreak. It works with most film or TV show via a very simple YouTube-style interface that lets you play or skip to any part of the show, according to some quick testing.