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Cable Television Needs You More Than You Need Cable Television

By John Patrick Pullen

Netflix Wants to Stop You From Going Over Your Data Limit

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You'll be Able to Watch Videos on Spotify Starting This Week

By Lisa Eadicicco

Your Newest Enticement to Stay at a Marriott: Netflix

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Amazon Explains Why It Just Paid Nearly $1 Billion for Twitch

Amazon VP of games Michael Frazzini and Twitch CEO Emmett Shear talk about Monday's surprise high-price acquisition and what it means for the popular game-streaming service going forward.

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Comcast, AT&T: We're Not Big Enough Yet

At a Senate hearing ahead of major merger melees

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How to Roll Your Own Aereo (Spoiler: It's Not Cheap)

Over at Zatz Not Funny!, Dave Zatz addresses the Aereo-sized elephant in the room: How do you replace Aereo now that it’s gone?The secret to Aereo’s short-lived success was that you didn’t need to buy...

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Community Is Graduating to Yahoo. Can It Get Even Weirder?

The search-engine-turned-content-creator saves the cult sitcom, and gets the chance to show that streaming TV can do a network's job as well or better.

By James Poniewozik

The Promises and Perils of Android TV

Google's latest smart TV effort looks sharp, but are video providers on board?

By Jared Newman

Steam In-Home Streaming Now Available, Lets You Play PC Games on Virtually Any Computer

Anyone with a Steam account can stream games from one PC to another running a completely different operating system, so long as it's on the same network.

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PlayStation 4 Owners Can Finally Try the PlayStation Now Beta Today

If you haven't received your private beta invite for the games streaming service, Sony's encouraging users to "register [their] interest" now.

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What to Make of a Potential YouTube-Twitch Deal

On Sunday night, Variety reported that YouTube was about to acquire video game streaming site Twitch for more than $1 billion.The deal may not be as imminent as that initial report suggested. While sources told...

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Here's How Much Netflix Will Make from Its Price Hike

Netflix raised the price for its most popular streaming package by $1 in the United States, the first rate increase in several years. Though the service risks a customer backlash, it stands to gain millions from the pricing change

By Victor Luckerson

Reports Say Not to Expect an Apple TV Revamp Anytime Soon

Earlier reports of new hardware in the spring might not pan out.

By Jared Newman

Pay for Movies Based on Screen Size? Head of Dreamworks Says It'll Happen

In the distant future, movie tickets might cost more, but smartphone rentals could cost less.

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Hulu Bringing Free Shows to Phones This Summer, Pizza Ordering Later

A selection of free, full episodes is coming to Hulu's mobile apps, with no Hulu Plus subscription required.

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Microsoft's Xbox TV Strategy: Throw Spaghetti at the Wall

The company is taking an active hand in bringing video to its console, but it's still figuring out the details

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Netflix Is Coming to U.S. Cable Boxes, However Improbable That Sounds

Under the terms of the deal, Netflix will partner with Atlantic Broadband, Grande Communications and RCN to allow the popular streaming video provider's app to run on live television cable boxes via TiVo -- but you'll still need a Netflix subscription.

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Amazon Gets Prime Cut of HBO

A new licensing deal will bring HBO movies, comedy specials and series to Amazon's $99-per-year Prime subscription service, with the first shows due in May

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Netflix Rolls Out 4K TV Support, for the Extreme Minority that Have It

The even-less-than-one-percent now have something else to do with Netflix.

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