YouTube, Netflix, Amazon, and other streamers have signed increasingly larger deals to distribute live sports content. Among the biggest are YouTube's seven-year lockdown of NFL Sunday Ticket, Netflix's $5 billion deal for 10 years of WWE Raw, and Amazon's 11-year NBA agreement.
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Sam and Colby are bringing their annual Halloween spectacle to Netflix
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YouTube, Netflix, and Amazon team up to charm Capitol Hill over sports rights
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As Netflix brings YouTube’s creators aboard, is it losing YouTube’s viewers?
Netflix is trying to poach some of YouTube's biggest creators. In the process, it might be hurting its reach.
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Netflix knows how big trailers can be, so it got an exclusive window for a ‘Grand Theft Auto VI’ preview
Netflix is moving into the world of trailers (and gaming) by getting an exclusive window for a 'Grand Theft Auto VI' preview.
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Will Netflix’s $100 million Jay Shetty deal allow it to upstream YouTube?
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Netflix snags The Stokes Twins’ YouTube library as its next piece of creator content
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YouTube and Netflix are on track to land multi-game packages for the 2026 NFL season
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Netflix’s “Opening Night” MLB coverage was a swing and a miss
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Mark Rober is reaching more viewers (and selling more CrunchLabs kits) thanks to Netflix deal
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YouTube dominates TV screens, but are those viewers paying attention?
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Can a docuseries bring “the Alix Earle effect” to Netflix?
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Netflix is counting on Alan Chikin Chow to deliver its next K-pop hit
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