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TV and streaming news: new series, platform deals, subscriber numbers and the business behind what we watch.
TV & StreamingExplainer
Under a 2024 FCC rule, cable and satellite TV providers must show one total TV price on bills and in ads that quote a price. Here is what it covers.
Starz said on October 29 that OTT revenue rose to $226.6 million in the third quarter. Its 2026 results releases no longer give subscriber numbers.
Amazon said on October 29 that its fifth NFL season had its best start, and that NBA on Prime's opener more than doubled last season's average audience.
TV & StreamingExplainer
The Gauge splits U.S. TV viewing into streaming, cable, broadcast and other. Here is how Nielsen builds it, how to read it and what changes from September.
Netflix said on October 26 it will add genre, mood and interest feeds to Clips next year. A day later, YouTube said microdrama views keep climbing.
Netflix said on October 20 that quarterly revenue hit $12.9 billion, but it now expects about $2.7 billion in 2026 ad revenue, down from roughly $3 billion.
Alphabet said on October 28 that YouTube ads brought in $11.2 billion in the third quarter, up 9.2% on a year earlier but slower than in the second quarter.
Headlines as each source published them, with links to the original releases.