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With $45.2 billion in revenue and a massive shift into live sports and physical attractions, Netflix cements its status as a global media giant.

Starting in 2026, WWE Premium Live Events move to ESPN’s new streaming service while AEW launches MyAEW.com and a global partnership with DAZN.

A global deal between the world's largest brewer and the streaming giant marks a turning point where branded content and 'pure' entertainment become one.

The streaming giant is betting big on filmmaker-led AI to streamline post-production and keep human creativity at the center of the frame.

While Sony and Universal sue AI startups Suno and Udio, they are simultaneously striking deals with YouTube to monetize voice cloning technology.

Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos exits the race for the historic studio, allowing Paramount Skydance to move forward with a record-breaking acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery.

The streaming giant announced the acquisition on March 5, bringing the Oscar winner on board as a senior advisor to integrate AI-powered post-production tools.

Negotiations between the actors' union and major studios move into the week of March 9 as both sides tackle AI and streaming residuals.

Financial pressures are forcing major studios to trade traditional scripts for brand-backed projects like Barbie and Air to secure guaranteed revenue.

Reports suggest Hollywood is looking to dramatize the 2005 love triangle between Jennifer Aniston, Brad Pitt, and Angelina Jolie in a new miniseries.

The blockbuster deal creates a media titan saddled with $79 billion in debt, as Paramount+ and HBO Max prepare to unite against Netflix.

Global streaming spend is projected to hit $100 billion in 2026 as platforms shift their focus from expensive originals to licensed blockbusters and live events.

Warner Bros. Discovery reveals the service will start at £4.99 per month, featuring DC Studios hits and a deep integration for existing Sky subscribers.

The streaming giant moves to automate post-production as the WGA fights for stricter creative protections in upcoming 2026 contract talks.

Major players like Warner Bros. Discovery and Comcast are ditching solo growth to prioritize profitability through strategic partnerships and industry consolidation.

Major platforms are ditching the "growth at all costs" model to prioritize profitability through massive investments in premium sports rights like the NBA and NFL.

All four seasons of the Philip K. Dick adaptation will arrive on Netflix this March following a landmark licensing deal between Amazon and MGM Studios.

Paramount and Skydance advance a massive $110 billion merger with WBD as the Writers Guild of America calls for federal intervention to block the deal.

Fox Corporation's Tubi and Paramount's Pluto TV are doubling down on content libraries this March as viewers flee rising monthly costs from major paid streamers.

The broadcaster, which operates 394 stations across 84 markets, aims to eliminate $600 million in debt while maintaining daily operations for listeners and advertisers.