Stranger Things will wrap up with series finale in theaters
Will you watch at home or on the silver screen?
Netflix drops The Witcher season 4 trailer as Liam Hemsworth takes over from Cavill
Hemsworth has some big shoes to fill
TL;DR: Netflix has released the first teaser trailer and release date for the fourth season of The Witcher. While a lot of people have lost interest in the show since its excellent debut, the penultimate season marks the arrival of Liam Hemsworth as Geralt of Rivia, replacing the much-loved Henry Cavill.
New York politician wants Netflix to bring back its DVD-by-mail service
Netflix is unlikely to comply
TiVo: Binge-Watching Before Streaming
Legends of Tech Before Netflix and streaming, TiVo quietly rewired how we watched TV by introducing pause, rewind, and binge habits we now take for granted. This is the story of the box that changed everything.
Netflix's Assassin's Creed series is finally moving forward after years of delays
TV show follows a 2016 film adaptation that received mixed reviews and only modest box office success
Netflix still leads but share of most-watched shows drops from 80% to 50%
Netflix is responsible for four of the top 10 shows so far this year
Netflix to offer live TV channels for the first time in deal with France's TF1
As traditional broadcasters lose ground, Netflix blurs the line between streaming and TV
Netflix introduces cleaner subtitles focused only on spoken dialogue
Are you a subtitle user?
Big Tech avoided $278 billion in corporate tax over the past decade, says watchdog
Cutting corners: A new report has reignited the debate over how much tax the world's largest technology companies pay, revealing that the so-called "Silicon Six" – Amazon, Apple, Alphabet, Meta, Microsoft, and Netflix – have paid nearly $278 billion less in corporate income tax over the past decade than would be expected if their profits were taxed at the average statutory rate for US companies.
Netflix is testing AI search powered by OpenAI
Search for titles based on your mood
Netflix hikes prices again, the standard plan is going up to $17.99
Netflix says it wants to "deliver more value"
Millionaire who wants to live forever stops taking longevity drug over concerns it sped up aging
And caused skin infections
WTF?! Bryan Johnson, the tech millionaire famed for his many attempts to reverse aging and extend his life, including injecting himself with plasma from his teenage son, has run into an issue with one of the 54 different supplements he takes every day: it was making him older, not younger.
Netflix is suing Broadcom's VMware over virtual machine patents
The streaming giant says that the infringement is "willful and deliberate"
Sega hints at Netflix-style gaming subscription, new Sonic game
The company is working on a "challenging" and "quite exciting" new Sonic game
Angry viewer sues Netflix over streaming issues during Tyson vs Paul fight
Florida man strikes back
Netflix may be rethinking its AAA gaming push, closes SoCal gaming studio
Top devs depart after no games ever saw the light
Streaming spending hits record high as Max dominates US downloads and revenue
Netflix and Disney+ are lagging behind Max
In brief: There's been a backlash against streaming apps in recent years as the likes of Netflix and Disney+ raise prices and clamp down on password sharing. However, a new report shows that the negativity isn't impacting the apps' popularity or income: more than half of every dollar spent in the entertainment app category each quarter now goes to streaming.
Canada will tax online streaming companies to fund local broadcasters
The five percent fee will take effect this September, and streaming corps are not happy
Netflix CEO: AI won't steal creatives' jobs, but those skilled on AI might
Ted Sarandos compared the impact of AI to the death of physical media
Netflix reveals first footage of Liam Hemsworth as the new Witcher
Henry Cavill is now making a live-action Warhammer 40,000 series for Amazon
Apple TV wants to pay actors and producers based on how their content performs
"When you get $10 million whether your show is good or bad, you have less incentive to do it well."
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