The hand-wringing over Netflix losing 'The Office' ignores its biggest driver of subscriber growth

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The hand-wringing over Netflix losing 'The Office' ignores its biggest driver of subscriber growth

Audience demand for the US version of "The Office" drops steeply outside the US, data from Parrot Analytics shows.

"The Office," one of Netflix's most popular TV shows, is leaving the service in 2021. Could more fan favorites also be in danger?

Hulu customers are furious after the company's live TV service experienced an outage during the Democratic debate

Subscribers of Hulu + Live TV were not thrilled when their viewing was interrupted by a streaming glitch during the Democratic debate.

Clevver’s Joslyn Davis and Lily Marston talk about launching a new YouTube media startup after the implosion of Defy

The new YouTube media venture, Shared Media, will focus on their dynamic as friends and invite creators to celebrate shared experiences.

A US Senator asked the FTC to 'take all necessary steps' to ensure YouTube is held accountable for violating children privacy laws

US Sen. Ed Markey said there is "extensive evidence" that YouTube is invading the privacy of its young users.

Meek Mill and Michael Rubin want to get at least 1 million people out of prison and probation

Rapper Meek Mill and Philadelphia 76ers co-owner Michael Rubin explained how they met and why they're partnering to fight for criminal justice reform.

'I thought I was getting punked': A Baskin-Robbins exec recounts being courted by Netflix to promote 'Stranger Things'

Baskin-Robbins partnered with Netflix to create 'Stranger Things'-inspired ice cream flavors and an in-store experience tied to season three.

How Netflix and HBO are opening up marketing opportunities for their TV shows that usually only blockbuster movies get

Marketing tie-ins are becoming more popular in TV, thanks to streaming-video services like Netflix and blockbuster shows like "Stranger Things."

6 fan-favorite TV shows that were canceled then saved by another network — and some that are still waiting

Here are all the canceled TV shows that were recently saved by another network after campaigns to save them, including "One Day at a Time."

I got to try Microsoft's version of the 'Netflix of gaming,' and I'm still not convinced it's the future of video games — here's why

Microsoft is currently developing a "Netflix for games," and it goes into beta later this year. But we got to try the new service early!

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