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The Netflix Party extension, which is unaffiliated with Netflix, was released in mid-March when local officials had just started implementing coronavirus pandemic lockdown restrictions that have kept friends and family home for months in an effort to contain the spread of the virus. 

An angry and emotional Dave Chappelle spoke on the killing of George Floyd in a surprise Netflix special, saying America was being punished for its mistreatment of black men.

A US judge has granted ownership of the zoo in Netflix's "Tiger King" to Carole Baskin, the famous animal rights activist, settling a longtime legal battle with chief rival Joe Exotic.

More than half of streamers shared an account with a friend.

Major streaming companies and Twitter are showing their support for Black Lives Matter after the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.

Netflix’s new docuseries “Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich,” topped the streaming service’s “Trending” charts on Thursday.

The deal is being prepared for an Apple original, according to a report

Here are the highest paid male and female CEOs from 2019.

Netflix is canceling dormant accounts if owners do not respond to a message from the company.

Apple is reportedly buying older content for its streaming platform, which launched late last year and has 27 original shows.

Aside from TV, the documentary was big hit online, too.

Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google parent Alphabet are known for explosive growth and market dominance.

Are you a cool cat or kitten? There's now a coronavirus mask out there for you.

An analyst from Digital TV Research says Disney+ is getting a serious subscriber boost from COVID-19.

The idea first came to Reed Hastings in 1997 after he was charged a late fee when returning overdue videocassette movie rentals.

To make watching even more enjoyable for avid watchers or new subscribers, Netflix cultivated a new "Top 10" feature.

Crowds rushed to the exotic animal park once owned by now-famous Joe Exotic.

A guide to the most popular streaming services by their numbers.

The leaders of Netflix, Snap, Coca-Cola and other companies discuss the changes occurring during the COVID-19 pandemic

Netflix plans to use some of the cash to acquire content and for possible acquisitions, positioning itself as major U.S. studios halt productions and delay film releases due to the coronavirus-led lockdowns.