netflix Netflix Profits Surge in Q3 Despite Slowing US Subscriber Growth Netflix beats earnings expectations with $1.47 per share, but struggles with domestic subscriber growth following recent price hikes.
amc theatres AMC Theatres Launches A La Carte Streaming Service to Rival Subscriptions AMC Theatres introduces an on-demand marketplace where Stubs loyalty members buy or rent individual films. The service features over 2,000 titles and leverages user data to personalize movie recommendations.
google Google Stadia Cloud Gaming Service Launches November 19 Google officially sets the November 19 launch date for its Stadia cloud gaming platform, allowing users to stream high-end games across multiple devices without a traditional console.
hulu Hulu Launches Offline Viewing Feature Years After Competitors Hulu finally introduces a download feature for offline viewing, though it currently restricts access to iOS users on the ad-free plan. The streaming service allows up to 25 downloaded titles per account, with Android support arriving soon.
tesla Tesla V10 Update Brings Smart Summon, Streaming Apps, and In-Car Karaoke Tesla releases its V10.0 software update, equipping vehicles with the advanced Smart Summon driving feature and a variety of new entertainment options like Netflix and Spotify. The upgrade transforms parked cars into mobile theaters and karaoke lounges for owners.
emmy awards Amazon's Fleabag and HBO's Game of Thrones Dominate Emmy Awards Amazon's Fleabag wins four major Emmy awards including Best Comedy Series, while HBO retakes the overall lead with Game of Thrones winning Best Drama Series.
emmys Streaming Services Dominate 2019 Emmy Awards Across All Categories Streaming platforms like Amazon Prime and Netflix dominate the 2019 Emmy Awards, with interactive media also making history. HBO still leads the overall victory count despite the strong internet-based competition.
apple Apple Enters Streaming Wars With $4.99 TV+ Service Apple launches its Apple TV+ video-streaming service at $4.99 a month, undercutting competitors like Netflix. The tech giant also unveils three new iPhones as it shifts focus toward services amid slowing device sales.
apple Apple TV+ Arrives November 1 at $4.99 Monthly, Free Year With New Devices Apple sets a November 1 launch date for its streaming service, undercutting competitors with a $4.99 per month price tag. Customers who purchase new Apple hardware receive a full year of access for free.
apple Apple Unveils iPhone 11, New Watches, and Subscription Services Apple reveals a suite of new hardware alongside launch dates for its highly anticipated gaming and television streaming services. The announcements include a larger entry-level iPad and an Apple Watch featuring an always-on display.
roku Roku Brings Its Smart TV Licensing Program to European Markets Roku is expanding its TV licensing program into Europe, allowing manufacturers to build smart TVs using the Roku OS. Hisense serves as the first partner, with 4K models launching in the U.K. later this year.
apple music Apple Music Debuts Public Web Beta for Subscribers Apple launches a public beta of Apple Music on the web, allowing existing subscribers to access the streaming service directly from their browsers. The move expands the platform's cross-platform availability as it competes with rivals like Spotify.
amazon Amazon Expands Fire TV Lineup With New Cube, Soundbar, and OLED Smart TVs Amazon introduces over 20 new Fire TV devices at IFA 2019, including a faster second-generation Fire TV Cube and its first Fire TV Edition soundbar. The expansion comes as Amazon surpasses Roku with 37 million monthly active users globally.
at&t AT&T Communications CEO John Donovan Announces October Retirement AT&T Communications CEO John Donovan plans to retire on October 1 after two years leading the company's largest business unit. His departure occurs as AT&T navigates a complex streaming strategy and a competitive 5G rollout.
disney+ Disney+ Prioritizes Fan-Focused Content Over Clunky App Experience Disney's upcoming streaming service organizes its content around dedicated fan bases like Marvel and Star Wars, though early demos reveal a somewhat clunky user interface. The platform strictly limits its library to family-friendly fare with a maximum PG-13 rating.