Streaming TV

Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) is getting mixed looks from the sell-side ahead of its April 16 first-quarter print, with KeyBanc Capital Markets predicting that earnings and the streaming company's outlook should remain solid, while Wedbush remains bearish on the prospect of content loss....

Accelerating customer growth and strength could drive additional upside for Roku Inc (NASDAQ: ROKU), according to KeyBanc Capital Markets.  The Analyst KeyBanc’s Evan Wingren maintained an Overweight rating on Roku and raised the firm’s price target on the stock from $44 to $...

Discovery Communications Inc. (NASDAQ: DISCA) shareholders who are focusing on domestic cord-cutting concerns are overlooking the company's future potential, according to Imperial Capital. The Analyst Imperial Capital's David Miller initiated coverage of Discovery with an Outperform...

Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) has long been an investors' darling, given its dominant position in the streaming TV business. Loop Capital Markets bullishly estimates Netflix will have 300 million subscribers by 2025, but the firm initiated the stock with a neutral stance due to its valuation....

Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) is continuing to increase its budget on content with figures expected to hit $6 billion in 2017. Despite the increase in spending by Netflix, the company's content library has actually shrunk 40 percent over the past four years — from 9,000 to 5,100 titles. Now...

Hulu's annual upfront presentation this week brought news beyond just the standard series pick-ups and renewals. As leaked earlier in the week, Hulu has announced its getting into the streaming "skinny bundle" game with a new service. While a final price has not been confirmed many have it pegged...

While YouTube remains the clear frontrunner economically in live streaming television, two popular social media platforms are elbowing their way into the conversation. Twitter Inc (NYSE: TWTR) and Facebook Inc (NASDAQ: FB) are both chomping at the bit, according to the New York Post. "...

In a report published Thursday, Pacific Crest analyst Andy Hargreaves discussed the future of TV and what role the Internet will play. According to Hargreaves, the Internet has finally become a "legitimate distribution alternative" for professional content as Internet services are...