Live sports rights have become a major entertainment industry battleground as the pivot to streaming accelerates.

Comcast is set to launch a streaming bundle combining its Peacock service with Netflix and Apple TV+, as the media and broadband company looks to retain subscribers in the face of stiff competition.

Specifically, Mr. Greenfield wrote (by way of Fierce Cable), "Netflix could provide Comcast with an incredible team and platform to learn from, which could accelerate Comcast's virtual MVPD efforts.

Netflix Inc. could benefit by gaining greater access to Comcast customers who do not already subscribe to the video-on-demand service and who aren’t likely to cut the cord; the streaming company ...

On one hand, the Comcast's partnership with Netflix may seem like an attempt to combat these proposed rules by proving they aren't necessary. Comcast is opening X1 up to competitors, after all.

With Comcast’s X1 integration, Netflix could potentially sign up 4 million to 5 million new subs, according to an analysis by Cowen & Co. analyst John Blackledge.

The Comcast deal, Hastings said, is "a big boost in the number of households that can get Netflix on their TV." That could help boost Netflix's slowing U.S. subscriber growth, currently at 47 million.

When Comcast launches its worldwide rival to Netflix in 2020, one key difference will set the two services apart: digital advertising. While some international audiences can expect a Netflix-style ...

Who and what Netflix's deal with Comcast affects. Feb. 24, 2014— -- Netflix's deal with Internet service provider Comcast may be good news for the cable company's broadband customers, who ...

Netflix has over 81 million subscribers and brought in $1.8 billion in revenue Q1 of this year. However, it is still dwarfed as a company by Comcast, which generated $18.8 billion in revenue for ...

Comcast wants you to Netflix and chill. Netflix, the popular streaming-video service, will be available on Comcast’s Xfinity X1 boxes by next week, the cable provider said Friday.