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Streaming Service News

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Stay ahead of the curve with the "Streaming Service News " podcast, your go-to source for the latest updates, news, and insights on all your favorite streaming platforms. Whether it"s Netflix"s newest releases, Amazon Prime"s trending series, Hulu"s hidden gems, or Disney+"s blockbuster hits, we cover it all. Tune in for daily updates, in-depth analysis, and insider information to keep you informed and entertained in the ever-evolving world of streaming services.Keywords:Streaming service

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2:55

Streaming Shakeup: Partnerships, Ads, and Global...

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2025/10/06

The streaming services industry has seen major activity in the past 48 hours, driven by renewed partnerships, rising global ad spend, and evolving competitive dynamics. On September 30, 2025, Samsung Ads and Publica by IAS renewed their exclusive partnership to expand premium connected TV advertising on Samsung TV Plus, marking an important move as advertising spending on connected TV nears 33.35 billion US dollars in 2025. Samsung TV Plus now reaches 88 million monthly active users worldwide,

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2:47

Streaming Wars: Resilience, Transformation, and the...

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2025/10/02

The global streaming services industry is showing both resilience and rapid transformation in the first days of October 2025. Netflix continues as the world’s top subscription platform, now surpassing 300 million paid subscribers, while Amazon Prime Video holds an estimated 240 million, and Disney Plus remains a strong contender with around 125 million. The US streaming market is especially fragmented, with Amazon and Netflix each controlling about a quarter of the country’s subscribers, followed by

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3:15

Streaming Wars Shift to Partnerships, Bundling, and...

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2025/10/01

The streaming services industry has entered a phase of rapid transformation over the past 48 hours, highlighted by a shift from platform exclusivity to flexible partnerships, short-term licensing, and bundled offerings. According to the Antenna Q3 2025 report, specialty subscription video on demand services have seen a 12 percent year over year growth, with churn rates as low as 6.6 percent, reflecting improved user retention compared to previous years when churn routinely exceeded 8 percent. This

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3:03

Streaming Wars: Roku Dominates, Netflix Innovates,...

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2025/09/29

The streaming services industry has experienced marked shifts in the past 48 hours, underscoring continued momentum toward digital viewing and innovative monetization approaches. Roku has solidified its industry leadership, maintaining its position as the number one television operating system in the United States. Recent Nielsen data shows that streaming on Roku-powered devices accounted for 21.4 percent of total US television viewing time in July 2025, sustaining its lead over broadcast television

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2:56

Streaming Wars Intensify: Price Hikes, Live Sports,...

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2025/09/24

The streaming services industry is undergoing another round of price increases, major partnership moves, and intensifying competition this week. Disney has announced a significant price hike across its streaming platforms—Disney Plus, Hulu, and ESPN Select—effective October 21. For example, the ad-supported Disney Plus and Hulu plans each rise from 9.99 to 11.99 dollars monthly, while the ad-free tier jumps from 15.99 to 18.99 dollars for Disney Plus, marking the fourth straight year of price rises

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3:00

Streaming Landscape Shifts: Partnerships, Content...

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2025/09/22

The global streaming services industry is experiencing rapid transformation marked by fresh partnerships, high-profile releases, and changing consumer habits in just the past 48 hours. Major players like Disney Plus, Netflix, and Spotify have made notable moves. Disney Plus rolled out its family-oriented Lilo and Stitch remake on September 3, instantly climbing watchlists and drawing households for communal viewing. Netflix, continuing its aggressive content strategy, launched The Dead Girls limited

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3:07

Streaming Wars Winner Emerges: Netflix's Strategic...

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2025/09/19

The streaming services industry has entered a new phase within the past 48 hours, defined by sharp consolidation, aggressive partnerships, and renewed innovation. Netflix has been prominently declared the "Streaming Wars Winner" by financial analysts, propelling investor optimism and a raised price target to thirteen hundred fifty dollars. This recognition stems from Netflix’s strategic bets in diverse content, its ad-supported tier, and pioneering moves into live sports, which are reshaping its

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3:04

Navigating the Evolving Streaming Landscape: Hybrid...

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2025/09/17

In the past 48 hours, the streaming services industry has witnessed notable shifts driven by consumer behavior, recent deals, new product launches, and evolving competition. Ad-supported streaming, often referred to as AVOD, is expanding rapidly. Tubi now leads the market with over 50000 titles, zero-registration access, and original shows, positioning itself to dominate an estimated 30 percent of the AVOD segment in 2025. Tubi’s hybrid strategy merges on-demand content with linear channels,

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3:08

Streaming Ad Tech Consolidation: Netflix and Amazon's...

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2025/09/11

In the past 48 hours, the streaming services industry has seen a major shift in advertising and competitive strategy driven by an unprecedented partnership announcement from Netflix and Amazon Ads. Starting in Q4 2025, Netflix will make its premium advertising inventory available through Amazon’s Demand Side Platform in eleven major markets including the US, UK, France, Germany, and Japan. This extends Amazon’s advertising reach, as its DSP now aggregates ad buying across almost every major

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2:53

Streaming Wars Intensify: Walmart, Amazon, and the...

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2025/09/03

The streaming services industry has experienced significant change in the last 48 hours, marked by major new deals, evolving consumer habits, and product innovations. Walmart announced it is expanding its Walmart Plus membership program to include not only Paramount Plus, but now also offering NBCUniversal’s Peacock at no extra cost for members. This strategic move aims to rival Amazon Prime and increase subscriber value, directly addressing consumer demand for greater content variety under bundled

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2:38

Streaming Resilience and Reinvention: Navigating the...

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2025/09/01

The global streaming services industry is showing both resilience and rapid adaptation in early September 2025. Over the past 48 hours, major platforms like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime have continued to launch high-profile original shows and films, with September seeing anticipated releases such as Wednesday Season 2 and Alice in Borderland Season 3 on Netflix, Only Murders in the Building Season 5 on Hulu, and football favorite Friday Night Lights hitting Amazon Prime. These rollouts are part

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3:06

Streaming Wars Intensify: Bundling, AI, and the...

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2025/08/28

The streaming services industry has experienced profound shifts in the past 48 hours, confirming ongoing trends and sparking new disruptions. U.S. streaming platforms have officially surpassed traditional cable and broadcast in watch time as of May 2025, and spending on streaming is up 10 percent year-over-year as of July. In contrast, consumer spending on cable is declining, driven in part by lower-income households cutting back on cable expenses but also by broader dissatisfaction with legacy

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3:05

Navigating the Streaming Landscape: Disruptions,...

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2025/08/27

The global streaming services industry has seen notable turbulence and growth in the past 48 hours, underscoring both opportunity and structural challenges. On August 26, Netflix—serving over 300 million global subscribers—faced one of its largest US service disruptions in recent memory, with more than 11,000 American users reporting issues during prime time. While Netflix has handled technical setbacks before, this event was more widespread, with restoration slow and only partial as of late

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2:48

Streaming Wars Escalate: Innovative Partnerships,...

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2025/08/25

Streaming services have seen accelerated transformation and intense competition in just the past 48 hours, reflecting broader industry trends this summer. Streaming’s global footprint is massive, with over 85 percent of households now using at least one service, and the market on track to surpass 400 billion dollars by 2030. Streaming platforms now account for nearly half of all TV viewership, overtaking traditional broadcast and cable, as consumers continue to cut the cord in favor of on-demand

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2:52

Streaming Wars Intensify: Bundling, AI, and the...

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2025/08/21

The streaming services industry is undergoing rapid transformation, marked by major product launches, aggressive bundling strategies, and high-profile partnerships in the past 48 hours. Advertisers have dramatically shifted spending to streaming platforms, with Netflix more than doubling its upfront commitments and Fox’s ad-supported Tubi posting 35 percent year-over-year commitment growth. Right now, streaming accounts for half of all TV upfront spending, signaling a recalibration of the entire

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2:45

Streaming Wars: Bundling, Ad-Supported Tiers, and the...

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2025/08/20

In the past 48 hours, the streaming services industry has seen a surge in partnerships, bundling strategies, and the dramatic rise of creator-driven and ad-supported content. Streaming platforms now account for a record 47.3 percent of US TV usage, up from 46 percent last month and 41.4 percent from a year prior. YouTube and Netflix dominate, with YouTube capturing 13.4 percent of TV viewing and Netflix seeing a 5 percent monthly increase in viewing hours.To boost engagement and appeal to

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2:54

Streaming Wars Intensify: Fox, Sling TV, and the...

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2025/08/15

Over the past 48 hours, the streaming services industry has experienced robust activity, signaling both innovation and intensified competition. A significant move came from Fox Corp, which is set to launch its Fox One direct-to-consumer platform next week priced at twenty dollars a month, targeting news and sports viewers who are migrating from cable. Notably, Fox News Media’s Fox Nation will be bundled as a low-cost add-on. This indicates aggressive profit strategies that rely on existing

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2:45

Streaming Wars Escalate: ESPN-Fox Bundle Launches...

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2025/08/13

In the past 48 hours, the streaming services industry has seen a major shift with the announcement that ESPN and Fox will jointly launch a bundled direct-to-consumer streaming package, set for release October 2, 2025, at 39.99 dollars per month. Both ESPN and Fox One will also launch individually at monthly prices of 29.99 dollars and 19.99 dollars respectively starting August 21. This marks the first time ESPN's full slate, including newly acquired NFL Media content, will be available without cable

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2:42

Streaming Shakeup: ESPN's Pivot, Fox's Sports Push,...

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2025/08/08

The global streaming services industry is undergoing rapid and significant changes this week, influenced by major partnerships, new product launches, and ongoing shifts in consumer behavior. NPAW’s just-released mid-2025 industry report reveals that while overall video-on-demand engagement has slightly declined since the first half of 2024, platform quality has improved worldwide, with better average bitrates and decreased join times across regions. Notably, large-screen devices like TVs and set-top

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3:02

Disney's Streaming Consolidation: The Future of...

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2025/08/07

The streaming services industry continues to evolve rapidly, with major developments over the past 48 hours dominated by Disney’s aggressive consolidation and expansion moves. This week, Disney CEO Bob Iger confirmed that Hulu will be fully integrated into Disney Plus, creating a single standalone app to launch next year after Disney completed its acquisition of Hulu from Comcast in June. This integration aims to streamline user experience and amplify both operational efficiency and profitability

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