#streaming-wars

#streaming-wars

Roku's new ad format blocks the home screen with an auto-playing ad, raising user control concerns.

Tubi's strategy at Super Bowl LIX focuses on attracting casual viewers by offering free access to the game, enhancing its competitive position in streaming.

Dick Wolf's programming style, once out of favor, is regaining popularity as Hollywood shifts back to successful, traditional network content.

The Pitt, a new medical drama, is embroiled in a lawsuit alleging it rips-off ER.

Yellowjackets season 2 needs to deliver answers to maintain viewer interest in season 3.

SNL's 50th anniversary season has been underwhelming but may save the best for the special episode.

Television's growth in prestige programming reflects a significant shift amidst cinema's decline, but the streaming boom is reshaping the industry's future.

The environment for television production is changing, with fewer shows being green-lit and a focus on surviving through economic uncertainty.

Warner Bros. Discovery faces significant challenges after the Joker: Folie à Deux flop, impacting the DC Universe's future.

Video game adaptations, like 'Like a Dragon: Yakuza', are revitalizing prestige TV, blending drama with fandom excitement.

X-Men: Apocalypse's surprising success on Max reveals nostalgia-driven streaming trends, showing ongoing affection for Fox's portrayal of the X-Men despite its flaws.

Peacock leverages its Olympic success to establish itself as a leading streaming platform amid increasing competition.