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Joins New York and Los Angeles as cities with the local direct-to-consumer streaming news service.

Now available on YouTube, will head to streaming and over-the-air platforms in April 2020.

Constantly escalating costs and alternative viewing methods driving potential cord cutters.

Local artificial intelligence pans and zooms the camera to make sure callers stay in the frame.

Nielsen argues that it’s not enough to generalize and make assumptions about streaming.

Data indicates that two million Americans have cut the cord in 2019.

A new Horowitz Research report reveals nearly 80% stream content via the internet.

New streaming service to enter the market with one of the lowest monthly fees.

Audiences tuning in to watch what's happening in Parliament.

The rise of on-demand requires a new way of thinking.

Percentage of viewers choosing OTT as their “default” now matches traditional linear TV.

Fall gathering to address Next Gen TV and streaming.

Leichtman Research Group also finds the number of two SVOD service households is growing.

While Netflix still leads, Hulu and Amazon Prime Video are making their presence felt.

While pay-TV dominates sports market, consumers are ready to cut the cord if streamers get foothold.

Will be available in all 13 U.S. markets where CBS Television Stations have local news operations.

Streaming device’s Q2 revenue has increased by nearly $100 million from 2018.

“GoT” set records worldwide.