Once upon a time, streaming services started and ended with Netflix and Hulu. Now, there's a seemingly endless array of apps to choose from, which can be both a blessing and a curse. We're here to ...

Choosing the best streaming services for your household can be confusing these days. There are dozens of different options, each with its own lineup of content, add-ons, bundles and price levels.

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Be careful when activating your account if you’ve signed up for a streaming service, such as Netflix, Disney+, PBS Passport or Hulu.Unfortunately, scammers are trying to steal login information ...

roughly three years after its expensive and short-lived CNN+ streaming service was shut down just one month after its launch. CNN CEO Mark Thompson made the announcement during a meeting with ...

Warner Bros. Discovery announced during its upfront presentation in New York on May 14 that its streaming service is getting another name change Dory Jackson is a Staff Editor for PEOPLE's TV News ...

Catherine Falls Commercial / Getty Images The cost of different streaming services can add up, regardless of whether you're taking advantage of them or not. You might subscribe to Max in order to ...

Just a few months after plans for the Venu Sports super-streamer were officially put to rest, FOX is forging ahead with a new stand-alone streaming service. On May 12, Fox Corporation announced ...

Sports fans rejoice: ESPN is launching its own streaming service. In an announcement today, the sports media giant said its direct-to-consumer sports-only streaming service is set for rollout this ...

Walt Disney said Tuesday its new streaming service would be named ESPN and cost $29.99 per month, as the media company aims to tap sports fans who have never subscribed to traditional television.

David Buono / Icon Sportswire / Getty Images ESPN announced details of its new direct-to-consumer streaming service on Tuesday, including that it will share the same name as the network.