YouTube TV, the streaming OTT service from. Google, is going ‘nationwide’ in the US reaching the Top 95 markets, or around 98% of the population.
Myra Moore: Will viewers rebel against video streaming changes?
Could increasing competition from AT&T’s Warner Media and Disney bring some unpopular changes to the video-streaming service sector?
Bob Iger reveals details of Disney’s new streaming service
The Walt Disney Company’s new direct-to-consumer OTT streaming service will be called Disney+. It will challenge Netflix’ domination on the SVOD market.
Convivia reports 54% growth in global live TV streaming
Conviva, the real-time measurement and intelligence platform for streaming TV, has released its State of the Streaming TV Industry Report for Q3 2018, which shows staggering growth in global TV […]
Insight TV‘s 4K UHD content now streams to Windows devices
Insight TV has announced that its 4K UHD content is now available to stream on all Universal Windows Platform (UWP) devices.
Ampere Analysis: Online video – Netflix grows and Facebook declines
With regards to online video, Netflix grows and Facebook declines, according to Ampere Analysis.
ESPN+ hits one million paid subscribers in just over five months
The Walt Disney Company’s Direct-to-Consumer and International (DTCI) segment has announced that ESPN+, the multi-sport, direct-to-consumer subscription streaming service from DTCI in collaboration with ESPN, has surpassed one million paying […]
Warner Bros. launches SVOD service DC Universe
Warner Bros. Digital Networks is launching its SVOD service DC Universe, built around the DC comics brand.
Twitch to stream months-long Pokemon marathon
Twitch will stream the first 932 episodes of the Pokemon anime series, as well as every movie. The livestream will begin August 27 on the Twitch Presents 2 channel and […]
CBS to launch streaming local news services
CBS plans to launch CBSN Local, a portfolio of 24/7 direct-to-consumer services that will stream anchored news coverage and live breaking news events from major markets served by CBS stations.