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Whether you've cut the cord or just don't want to be tethered to a TV, watch the Rio 2016 Summer Olympics on the go.

The next time you marathon-watch 'Orange Is the New Black,' do your body a favor -- get up and shake a leg.

The star of 'The Secret Life of Pets,' 'Get Hard' and some of the funniest stand-up specials ever recorded gets serious about his new business.

Spotify will have to stop trying to circumvent in-app purchases if it wants its updates to make it through the App Store review process.

The two companies have gone head to head in the battle for music streaming customers since Apple Music was launched in more than 100 countries last year.

In a letter that ran as an advertisement in several publications, the artists claim that the law threatens 'the continued viability of songwriters and recording artists to survive from the creation of music.'

The music streaming platform may be counting on nostalgia to help make an impact in a crowded field.

The service will be offered at $9.99 per month, in line with major rivals, and it will offer a competitive catalog of songs, the sources said.

If you want to make your love last more than one season, there's just one thing to do: Put a ring on it.

Company chief Mike Hopkins has announced that you'll see live entertainment, sports and news on the streaming service.

The micro-blogging site beat out Facebook, Verizon, Amazon and Yahoo.

The streaming service is facing increasing competition from Apple, Pandora, SoundCloud and Tidal.

Perhaps it's so the streaming giant can focus on quality programs.

The rise in on-demand services is causing significant challenges for brands.

Redbox Digital will offer streams for purchase or rent, as opposed to Netflix's unlimited model.

The company said it had been doing this for five years to protect customers from exceeding their mobile data limits.

Music fans are opening their wallets to pay for music subscription services, or listening to songs on free ad-supported platforms.

Twitch is the second streaming platform to get into the food space this month, a week after the launch of Steve Chen's Nom.

The streaming service has hit number one on the app rankings for the first time ever.

The Nasty Girl founder will serve as executive producer.

The move could bolster the 100 million hours of video users already consume daily on Facebook.