Price was the driving force behind the great TV migration, enticing millions of households to trade their rigid cable contracts for the freedom and affordability of streaming. But heading into 2026, our data shows a massive shift in cord-cutting intent.

If there's something specific you're looking for, you can use the search box at the top of the web interface. When you find a match, you'll see key information about the movie or show—such as the running time, year of release, or number of episodes—as well as links to streaming services where you can watch it in your part of the world.

Streaming Wars II. Whether it’s Netflix or Paramount, odds are that HBO Max will be getting a new owner and a very different business model within the next 24 months, assuming the platform still even exists.

Both Netflix ( NFLX 0.38%) and Spotify ( SPOT 0.58%) had great starts to 2025, but investors soured on the streaming giants in the back half of the year. Shares of both have fallen between 25% and 30% since midyear as poor earnings results have weighed on the stocks.

Paramount+ (within Paramount Streaming) jumped 18.4% month over month, driven by NFL games alongside the return of its original series Landman. These gains lifted the combined Paramount Streaming portfolio to a 2.3% share of television (+0.2 pts.).

Whether you look at Netflix or at Disney+, 2025 was undeniably the year that peak streaming died. That seems like a strange thing to say; Disney+ has received more popular and critical acclaim than at any time since Hamilton,

The number of available streaming services has exploded over the past five years. The launch of new options such as Max, Peacock, Disney+ and Apple TV+, joining older ones like Netflix NFLX, Amazon AMZN Prime Video and Hulu, has made it a challenge to ...

We've put four of the best streaming devices against one another to determine which is the best. It's the ultimate streaming device war.

Cut down on your TV expenses this year. Streaming offers variety, including live sports and news, all without the need for a contract. David leads the Hardware team at CNET, covering phones, wearables, laptops, TVs, streaming, future tech and more.

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With the ever-growing number of streaming options available—both paid and free—it’s no surprise that every year more of us cut the cord with our cable or satellite company. In fact, traditional pay-TV providers lost 4 million subscribers in the first ...