Netflix | Page 9

The entertainment juggernaut will reportedly roll out its inaugural cord-cutter offering in Chicago, New York and Philadelphia.

As of today, you no longer need an invite to get your Sling on. Here's what it is, what you can stream and for how much.

Netflix and Nintendo are reportedly working together to develop the game into a show.

A whopping $1.4 billion worth of mergers and acquisitions took place in the space last year.

Depressed and lonely people are more likely to consume back-to-back episodes of entire TV series in a short time span, according to a new study.

Two companies that grew out of new technology for delivering stuff just proved they can make it just as well as the Hollywood establishment.

Each of these companies used big data to get closer to its customers -- and to develop a successful strategy, according to LinkedIn's Russell Glass, author of The Big Data-Driven Business.

Read about the business leaders who dominated headlines in 2014 and set the stage for the year ahead -- for better or for worse.

The record-shattering success of 'Serial' points to a storytelling medium that is at once seemingly groundbreaking and also oddly old-fashioned.

As media companies begin making their wares available to stream, our resident personal technology columnist revisits cutting the cord.

As streaming and on-demand programming become more prevalent, small business should take advantage of traditional strategies to stay ahead.

The move would mark a vast step beyond current streaming option HBO Go, which launched in 2010 and is only available to viewers with a cable subscription.

In collaboration with The Weinstein Company, the streaming giant will debut a sequel to the Oscar-winning 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon' next August.

Public companies have much to gain from the power of video to showcase their executives and their message.

From New Coke to the Apple Newton, a look at high-profile products that flopped.

Yes, a sixth season of 'Community' is really happening -- and it could give Yahoo a leg up in the video programming game.

Marketers need to look beyond the buzz and hype and take better advantage of this sponsored format.

Starting this week, Crazy Pyes food truck will be serving up fruit pies and ice cream across the U.S.

A multi-billion dollar TV titan just gave Bitcoin a huge, mainstream vote of confidence. Here's the scoop.

You don't need data to prove that product demonstrating works. All you need is an audience and BBQ ribs.

The father of cord-cutting predicts the future of TV. Hint: Your next boob toob will know what you want to watch and what your friends are watching.