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Netflix insiders describe how movie boss Scott Stuber made Hollywood stop worrying and love the streaming giant

With competition like Disney Plus and Apple TV Plus at Netflix's doorstep, this executive is bridging the gap between Netflix and the movie business.

Sony just revealed the PlayStation 5 logo, and it looks exactly like you'd expect

Sony's PlayStation 5 got a surprise bit of attention during Sony's keynote at the biggest tech conference of the year, CES 2020.

Emma Chamberlain, YouTuber and Gen Z influencer, says the term 'influencer' is 'disgusting' in cover story for Cosmopolitan

Emma Chamberlain's quirky personality has turned her into someone teens follow online because they see her as someone relatable and just like them.

Brazil was one of Netflix's first international breakthroughs. But new app usage data suggests it's struggling to keep up growth.

Netflix may have stumbled during the fourth quarter in the key Latin American market, Brazil, estimates from mobile-analytics firm SimilarWeb suggest.

Harvey Weinstein's trial is underway in NYC. Here's a timeline of the 2-year conflict between journalist Ronan Farrow and NBC, the network accused of trying to kill his exposé.

Ronan Farrow and his former reporting partner allege NBC tried to kill the Weinstein story in response to pressure from the producer. NBC denies it.

How 'Fleabag' creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge went from struggling to find work in her 20s to scooping up 3 Emmys, 2 Golden Globes, and a reported $20-million-a-year Amazon deal

Waller-Bridge attended a prestigious drama school in London but struggled to find work for years. Now, she's one of Hollywood's hottest stars.

YouTube star Logan Paul and NFL player Antonio Brown are trading insults online and hinting at a possible boxing match

Both Logan Paul and Antonio Brown have left paths of controversy in their respective careers in YouTube and the NFL.

Quibi execs describe 3 ways the video service will measure success — after raising $1.4 billion before launch

Quibi CEO Meg Whitman said the company will closely observe how people use the service, paid net subscribers, and the number of "quibis" user watch.

Quibi CEO Meg Whitman breaks down the revenue model for the buzzy video startup that has raised $1.4 billion

Quibi, a mobile streaming service that launches in April, plans to make money through both subscriptions and advertising revenue.

Inside the marketing strategy for Quibi, Jeffrey Katzenberg and Meg Whitman's buzzy video startup that has raised $1.4 billion

What is Quibi? Starting on Wednesday at CES, the soon-to-launch mobile streaming service will try to become a household name among millennials.

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