Facebook has launched its video app on Samsung TVs from 2015, 2016 & 2017. The app offers access to Facebook's catalog of videos, including live streams
Netflix is pulling in some of the biggest stars to establish its role in the Hollywood film industry. The latest major scoop is Scorsese's 'The Irishman'
Sony’s game streaming service, PlayStation Now, will be discontinued on Smart TVs, Blu-ray players & PS3. The PlayStation Video app will also disappear on most devices
Netflix, Viaplay, Sky, Spotify and others will no longer be allowed to use “geo-blocking” mechanisms to block access for subscribers that are traveling in other EU countries
Netflix will soon reach the 100m subscriber milestone. In 2017, Netflix will spend $6b on content and $1b on tech. There are several big films planned for 2017
Apple has been steadily adding partners for the universal search feature on Apple TV. Apple’s tvOS has topped 50 apps in the US plus local partners in other regions
Amazon has a decent catalog of TV series in 4K/HDR but at the moment only 'The Grand Tour' is available in international markets. More 4K/HDR content will follow later
Amazon is ready to take on Netflix with shows such as 'The Grand Tour' and 'The Man in the High Castle'. The price for the first 6 months is €2.99 / $2.99 per month
From 90 days to 14 days. That is what some of the biggest Hollywood studios are considering agreeing to and let Apple rent out the latest movies on iTunes much faster than today
More than 125 movies in 4K quality are now available to buy or rent on ‘Google Play Movies & TV’. But only for customers in the US and Canada initially
Netflix is introducing a refreshed user interface to make the TV experience less static. You will soon start seeing “video previews” when you browse the catalog
You can now experience live-streaming in up to 4K and 360-degree quality. YouTube wants to showcase the technology by live-streaming the Game Awards 2016