Roku said Monday it will add 23 more shows to its collection of “originals” as it tries to build on its ad-supported content strategy.
The shows include more of the content it bought from the now...
The CW has announced it has ordered a Legends of the Hidden Temple reboot after it was originally announced to premiere on Quibi.
The reboot of the Nickelodeon game show will keep the original ancien...
Apple paid Sony about $70 million for 15 years of streaming rights to the Tom Hanks film “Greyhound,” which cost about $50 million to make. Apple is doing this, as well as shopping for old TV cont...
The increasingly popular Cameo website closed 2020 with a high portfolio count. More than 10,000 distinctive talents joined the site due to the continuing hardships caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Wi...
Quibi, after its high-profile collapse, may be close to landing a deal with Roku to sell rights to its multimillion-dollar lineup of original shows.
Quibi, the startup led by Jeffrey Katzenberg and M...
it’d be easy to just say all of 2020 was terrible and call it a day. But while most of the year was awful for everyone, some things in tech suffered more than others. TikTok, for example, got jerke...
Brevity is the soul of wit — and the heart of TikTok — but the company wants to see if giving people the ability to record longer videos is something its creators want to explore.
The company is ...
The end credits have finished rolling for Quibi, the ambitious short-form subscription video service that launched last April at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.
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This is the winter of discontent for Hollywood workers, as no level of seniority has been spared from the wave of mass layoffs.
Warner Bros. has been shaken by two rounds of layoffs and a wholesale r...
The mogul hoped his short form streaming service would finally make him a Hollywood titan. Instead, the tide rolled back and "left him naked on the beach."
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