There's plenty of ad-supported entertainment out there now.
Pluto TV's co-founder is producing a completely free TV set and he claims it will be "the biggest thing to happen to TV since color."
The Rings of Power , House of the Dragon , The Boys , and Stranger Things made the cut based on minutes watched.
While Netflix fumbles the bag on its password crack down, users across the world are getting a price cut.
YouTube is competing with other streaming platforms to create a service that will provide TV shows and films to its viewers.
The living legend also called technology "sorcery" that "might be the final nail driven into the coffin of civilization."
You can now buy and access content from Paramount+, Showtime, AMC+, Starz, and 30 other other streaming memberships through the platform directly.
The streaming service has been in a slump for all of 2022 so far, but now seems to be recovering—gaining 2.41 million paying subscribers.
Return to Dust was pulled from streaming services in China and any mention of the film has been banned on Weibo.
From classics on Criterion to the new anime on Crunchyroll, these sites aim to fill gaps left by giants like Netflix and HBO.
One of the most popular media players of the late '90s and early aughts returns for those still hoarding MP3s.
The two companies hope their $900 million venture can keep you within their ecosystems.
See everything from Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, HBO Max and more through a single interface.
The SpinOcchio controller is an impressive device destined for one specific use.
Google TV, Android TV, and Roku devices will soon be compatible with 5.1 surround sound content.
Roku's OS 11 update should help boost the streaming OS to better compete with Apple TV, Google TV, and Amazon's Fire TV.
You can really whip the llama's ass wherever you go.
A live and linear TV guide finally lands on Roku to make it easier to find stuff to watch.
The "multi-year extension" for both YouTube and YouTube TV is the culmination of a months-long feud between Google and Roku.
As a December deadline for a renegotiated deal draws near, both the YouTube and YouTube TV apps will soon be unavailable to new Roku users.
