Stephen Lovely

The market's been on an epic bull run, and the Great Recession is far in the rearview mirror. The good times won't last forever. What will happen to cord-cutting when things go south?

The company's Q3 earnings report was a strong one, but its stock fell anyway. What can we glean from its earnings call?

Its acquisition of Time Warner has led to the shuttering of niche streaming services and a new direction under a more unified approach.

AT&T is getting out of the niche streaming services market, but others are still giving it a go. Can small streaming services succeed in a market dominated by giants?

Live sports have been the DVR-proof magic saving live TV. But even if there is no live sports “bubble,” potential direct-to-consumer options for sports channels and leagues could still deflate bloated live TV bundles.

Following its acquisition of 21st Century Fox, Disney is in a position to shake up the streaming market. But what, specifically, has Disney been up to -- and what might it do next?

Netflix has canceled "American Vandal"! Why would it do that, and what does it mean?

After a less-than-stellar second quarter, the streaming video leader is looking strong again.

Some streaming services are a whole lot bigger than others.

"Game of Thrones" has been the most important show on TV for years. Now that it's leaving, what will HBO do?

Roku has a slight edge in the streaming platform market, but Amazon's status as a holiday shopping destination could make this the year Fire TV surges into the lead.

Sony owns an on-demand streaming service and a live TV streaming service, but it has shown few signs of a unified strategy for targeting cord cutters.

Sony Crackle has ceded the top of the AVOD pile to private company Tubi TV. Can it still climb back to the top of the AVOD space?

Amazon plans to launch an ad-supported video streaming service called Free Dive. What does this mean for Roku, Tubi TV, and Sony Crackle?

Music streaming services are everywhere these days, but they all have very similar libraries. How many can actually survive?

More and more consumers can afford 4K TVs. Roku is making a smart bet by offering cheaper-than-ever 4K streaming hardware options.

Sony's PlayStation Vue has had a rough run in a crowded skinny bundle market. Sony has plenty of cash, but does it have enough patience for its problem child?

Amazon's latest Fire TV device is a DVR for over-the-air antennas. Amazon is already a giant of streaming -- is this new cord-cutting play a good bet?

Only so many streaming services can survive as standalone offerings. Can giants like Amazon offer refuge to smaller streaming services?

The skinny bundle space is still a new one, but some indications suggest that the market has reached its first moment of stability. Which companies hold the advantage as the dust begins to settle?