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Netflix' first original series, "Lilyhammer," debuted online in its entirety, following the company's long-term strategy to challenge HBO and other competitors.

Netflix is facing a class action lawsuit by its own shareholders, as the struggling company takes another blow to its reputation.

Hollywood's answer to the rise of video streaming got a major boost as Amazon signed on to offer digital movies and TV episodes in the format.

Roku plans to introduce the Streaming Stick at the Consumer Electronics Show next week, an innovation that could affect the future of smart TVs.

The NFL will allow the Super Bowl to be streamed on computers and mobile devices for the first time, putting a spotlight on the shift from cable to Internet-only TV viewing.

Microsoft's Xbox Live update will boost its video streaming content, as the company turns its home console into a universal entertainment system.

Netflix has signed a deal to stream shows from the CW Network, another sign the online service's future is in television and serialized programming rather than movies.

Netflix and AMC have signed an agreement granting the video service exclusive rights to the hit zombie show "The Walking Dead," advancing Netflix's plan to increase the scope and quality of streaming content.

U.S. households increasingly can't afford to pay for premium television, according to new research, casting a pall over the pay TV business as video streaming services contend with the fallout of rising prices.

Nexflix lowered its subscriber expectations for the third quarter by 4 percent, just two months after restructuring its subscription services and increasing consumer costs.

Netflix will lose one of its largest providers of movie content in February, as talks break down between the streaming giant and cable content provider, Starz.

Apple is set to launch a cloud-based service that will let users stream purchased movies and TV shows from the cloud as opposed to downloading files, as the company gears up to expand its dominance of digital media beyond music.

Netflix posted a 57 percent jump in profits for the second quarter, but its recent price hike on subscriptions may clip future growth as the company faces increased competition and market pressures.

ABC announced several to-be-cancelled daytime soap operas will instead continue online, more evidence that Internet TV is becoming a medium for original content.

Netflix split its streaming and DVD rental businesses, raising prices by 60 percent for the combination and sparking customers' ire amid growing competition among online video services.