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The tech giant has always been known for its innovation, but its latest move is leading some to question whether it's losing its edge.

Bop.fm allows users of subscription music services to share songs and playlists with listeners of other services, such as Spotify.

Netflix raised its subscription prices for the first time in three years, but only on new customers.

Later this year, Hulu will serve up a Pizza Hut commercial that allows viewers to order pizza within the ad.

The new rules would reportedly allow ISPs to charge content providers for a faster, separate pipeline into customers' homes, effectively ending net neutrality.

When Netflix raised its subscription prices two years ago, users rebelled. This time, the company is doing it differently.

The media-streaming company is reportedly using Luxembourg as its French base as it looks to dodge the country's film industry regulations.

Amazon is looking to differentiate itself from competitors with a video-streaming device you can talk to.

The bold startup once again slams big broadcasters for claiming its business model thrashes copyright laws, setting the tone for its defense in a federal court battle that begins next month.

Apple would like its streaming content separated from the rest of the web in order to ensure an uninterrupted experience.

Netflix's Mitch Lowe says releasing original series all at once isn't a long-term solution for building an audience.

With this deal, Verizon might be looking to take on cable rival Comcast.

Hoping to improve its artist relations, Spotify is letting musicians sell merchandise through their profile pages without taking a commission.

The media-streaming service has had an interesting year, but its eyes are on the prize.

The streaming music service is determined to convince artists, both big and small, that streaming can be a real money maker.