Existential question: What's the difference between a YouTube series and a Netflix one?
Creator content licensing among streamers like Netflix has usually focused on kids' shows but could expand.
Forget TikTok, YouTube is gunning for Netflix and Amazon Prime Video as your TV fave
With all that in mind, Mohan revealed the YouTube TV app would be improved this year and mentioned a "Watch With" feature ...
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Cobra Kai, #1 on Netflix, Is the Streaming Era’s Most Powerful Underdog Story
Number One on Netflix is a weekly spotlight on whatever is currently the most popular thing on the world’s most popular ...
Netflix is eyeing video podcasts and once courted 'Call Her Daddy' star Alex Cooper
Netflix has been exploring deals with podcasters as YouTube's rise as a living-room fixture has stoked interest in creator ...
There’s a Good Reason Most People Prefer YouTube on TV
YouTube’s mobile app is less popular than the YouTube app on TV. There’s a good reason for that. YouTube on mobile doesn’t ...
Netflix explores video podcasts to compete with YouTube for TV market share
YouTube is mostly consumed on TV in the USA and benefits from its video creators. Netflix would also like to integrate this ...
'Cobra Kai' and 5 More Shows That Got a Second Life on Netflix
"Cobra Kai" isn't the only canceled TV show Netflix has resurrected. The "Karate Kid" sequel series began as an original ...
How the Jump to Netflix Kicked 'Cobra Kai' Into a Higher Gear
As "Cobra Kai" comes to an end after a six-season run and 65 episodes, it stands as one of the most successful examples of ...
Netflix Considers A Bold New Play In The Creator Economy
For content creators, the digital landscape has never been more fragmented - or more full of opportunity. Now, a new player is considering entering the scene: Netflix.