TV[R]EVs Top 10 TV Predictions of 2021

In a year when seven big subscription video services launched, Netflix ruled. How did all the competition grade out in TVRev's report card?

Recent comments from Marvel's Kevin Feige show a studio that may be pivoting faster to streaming than most would assume given its typical box office returns.

Roku's latest deal with HBO Max shows it strength in the market, but will this dynamic last? (and what can Roku do if it doesn't)

VIZIO VP of Business Development Katherine Pond explains the SmartCast operating system

Disney announced a TON on Thursday, including the roadmap for an all-in-one streaming service down the line.

The point where more TV has more streaming-only viewers is fast approaching and the various players will need to adapt to that scenario. A look at how they might handle the transition.

The one where we look at why Nielsen's new measurement plan is so revolutionary and why Disney+ is one of the brand's only bright spots this quarter.

As viewers move away from cable, does a Fox News competitor with a strong streaming presence actually pose a threat to the cable news giant?

The one where we look at why and how T-Mobile screwed up so badly with Vibe, and what the thinking is behind the rumored X1-powered Walmart TV.

The one where we look at the prospects for T-Mobile's new vMVPD and vMPVD-lite products and give Peacock kudos for a well-done pivot.

T-Mobile's TVision is yet another streaming service in a sea of them. Can it set itself apart in a crowded marketplace?

The one where we look at the many reasons for Quibi's demise and why investors should not panic about Netflix and other streaming services.

After drawing an impressive 435K viewers to just play "Among Us" and talk about voting, AOC identifies a path toward future voter engagement

The one where we look at why streaming is the movie industry's worst nightmare and why streaming numbers have held steady since March.

As part of our new Special Report on the FASTs, PeerLogix Founder and CEO Will Gorfein discusses their "Moneyball Strategy" for content acquisition.

Longer seasons on streaming will provide the next generation of comfort food TV while creating stability for those who work on the creative end of the business.