“We are growing nicely across the world.”
In order to grow, YouTube needs more than a single “House of Cards”-sized hit, says CEO Susan Wojcicki.
These kids can’t catch a break.
On the latest Recode Decode, Chaiken also predicts how the Netflix-Amazon-Hulu rivalry will shake out.
It’s poached Monique Meche from Amazon.
On the latest Recode Decode, Rhimes also talked about ShondaLand.com and why it’s okay to leave Twitter.
It’s also raising its prices.
Today’s streaming price change won’t affect them.
See how that works?
Just add an antenna.
Pro football’s next streaming experiment starts tonight.
This isn’t a Netflix or YouTube killer.
The two-year pact kicks in immediately.
Which means Netflix and Amazon have to make more of their own shows.
Two questions: Will Verizon get its $21 million worth? And how many players will defy Donald Trump?
Beware of a new kind of Big Three.
“I’m at the dance with them that brung me and I think I’m leavin’ with them,” the co-director of “The Vietnam War” says.
Pro sports on TV looks the same way it looked 30 years ago, Adam Silver says. He thinks the internet can change that.
An excerpt from the new book, “Streampunks: YouTube and the Rebels Remaking Media,” by the chief business officer at YouTube.
Older people still watch more live TV, but that’s changing.
That would normally cost at least $13 a month. It may also be a new business model for Spotify.
Mark Zuckerberg didn’t get the IPL but he may have a shot at pro football.
The streaming video box company wants to be a streaming video services company. But someone has to pay them for that.
How has this company not been acquired already?
And I watch it even before HBO thinks I want to watch it. Here’s why.
Get ready for some football. And then more football. And then two more football games. All at once.
Game on.
Big Media wants to pull its stuff away from Netflix. It may be way too late for that.
How fast? As fast as big media companies can move when they face an existential threat.
Streaming movies to consumers is one thing. Streaming sports is something else. Bob Iger will wait on that one.
Watch them while you can.
Good luck! A Disney-branded service is scheduled for 2019. Meanwhile, an ESPN service is (probably) coming next year.
The deal gives Netflix more content if and when its Disney deal runs out.
(Spoiler: It would be very expensive.)
Teeny tiny screens aren’t the deterrent we thought they’d be.
The HBO series averaged 25.7 million viewers last season, with 26 percent of those views from HBO Go and HBO Now.
Instagram says about 21 percent of its users are soccer fans.
For the first time, it has more international subscribers than domestic subscribers.
But everyone has a smartphone.