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Katy Perry and her collaborators must pay $2.7 million for copying Christian rap song

"The writers of Dark Horse consider this a travesty of justice," attorney Christine Lepera said.

AT&T is losing TV subscribers faster than its rivals, but cord-cutting is hitting the entire pay-TV industry hard

AT&T lost roughly 1.6 million net video subscribers during the first half of 2019, as it overhauls its video strategy.

I played 'Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3'to see if Nintendo delivered the game diehard fans deserve — and it's even better than I expected

"Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3" continues the series of beat 'em up games after a 13-year hiatus, offering portable, cooperative fun on the Switch.

How Disney Plus, HBO Max, and NBC's streaming service stack up in the battle against Netflix

Legacy media giants Disney, WarnerMedia, and NBCUniversal are entering the streaming war. Here's how they compare on price, content, and release date.

The 5 most anticipated new TV shows premiering in August

New TV shows coming in August include Amazon Prime Video's fantasy series "Carnival Row" and Netflix's "The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance."

Netflix's 'On My Block' stars are getting big pay raises for season 3 — here's how their salaries stack up to other Netflix actors

The "On My Block" actors still aren't making as much as the stars of some of Netflix's biggest TV shows like "Stranger Things" and "13 Reasons Why."

From Apple's iPhone pivot to Microsoft's cloud attack: Here's the roundup of takeaways and insights from tech’s Q2 earnings reports

Who are the winners and losers in tech, as the top companies report their quarterly results? Read BI Prime's top analysis and takeaways here.

MTV's marketing strategy to snag new viewers for 'The Hills' revival included help from singer Natasha Bedingfield and Google insights

MTV CMO Jacqueline Parkes breaks down the network's marketing strategy for introducing 'The Hills: New Beginnings' to new audiences.

People are calling Ninja a 'sellout' over his big deal to abandon Amazon's Twitch for Microsoft's Mixer

People are slamming the world's most popular gamer for leaving 14 million Twitch followers behind for an exclusive deal with Microsoft's Mixer.

Ninja is leaving Amazon's Twitch for an exclusive deal with Microsoft's video game streaming platform, Mixer

The world's most popular gamer has amassed more than 14 million followers on Twitch, but he'll be moving to Mixer on August 2nd.

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