MediaTransformationUpdate

Dish Network and Sling TV customers once again have access to Disney-owned channels after the two companies reached a tentative agreement.

Dish Network and its Sling TV streaming service have lost Disney-owned channels as a result of a contract dispute.

After months of rumors and denials, Google is officially “winding down” its Stadia game service.

Netflix is doubling down on gaming, launching its own game studio to take development in-house.

Napster has tapped former Roblox music chief for its new CEO as the company looks to reinvent itself and its brand.

YouTube is stretching the limits of its users’ patience, testing up to 10 ads before a video.

Despite increasing regulatory scrutiny, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is “very, very confident” its Activision purchase will be approved.

YouTube users smashing the “Dislike” button are likely wasting their time, according to new research from Mozilla.

YouTube is eliminating a major pain point for content creators, paving the way for them to be able to monetize videos containing licensed music.

DirecTV users were up in arms after the streaming service dropped the ball again on NFL Sunday Ticket.

YouTube TV announced that Apple TV and Fire TV users can now enjoy Dolby 5.1 surround sound with compatible content.

Microsoft’s plans to purchase Activision Blizzard are facing pushback, with the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) challenging the deal.

As Netflix rolls out an ad-supported tier, the company has poached a top exec from Snap to take the lead.

YouTube TV (YTTV) may be on the verge of gaining one of fuboTV’s biggest advantages, a feature that will allow multiple simultaneous livestreams.

Netflix is working to roll out an ad-supported plan, but it will come with a major limitation: no downloads.

Walmart has reached an agreement to bundle Paramount+ as part of its Walmart+ membership that aims to compete with Amazon Prime.

Walmart is reportedly exploring deals with top streaming platforms with a view to adding them to its Walmart+ bundle.

Netflix appears to have a gaming problem, with the overwhelming majority of its users not embracing the new feature.

Contrary to previous rumors, Google says it is not shutting its gaming platform down and reaffirmed its commitment to Stadia.

Microsoft surprised the industry Netflix chose the Redmond company for its advertising ambitions, but Microsoft had a winning formula.