Amazon, YouTube, and Netflix will be big winners as AI shakes up Hollywood, Morgan Stanley says. Their limited live sports ...

YouTube cracks down on disturbing videos of young children 02:05. According to blogger Philip Swann, who broke the trademark filing story on his website The TV Answerman, the Amazon applications ...

Shares of Vertiv Holdings, a leader in data-center cooling solutions, extended losses Friday after Amazon.com’s Amazon Web ...

Google and Amazon haven't historically been the best of friends, at least when it comes to their respective streaming video services. Amazon's Prime Video app hasn't worked with Google's ...

Amazon Video Direct launched Tuesday, and seems to have the same format as the Google ()-owned YouTube.. The new service will be offered through Amazon Video. Users can upload videos and offer ...

As you can tell by the selection, Amazon is targeting larger video creators and MCNs (multi-channel networks), as opposed to the everyday, mainstream users who use YouTube to upload personal videos.

Amazon isn't going to be shouting about this availability from the rooftops because YouTube is, in a sense, the competition. The views will trickle in over time, and that could be enough.

The most popular content creator on YouTube has struck a deal with Amazon MGM for his first streaming series after the studio wins a bidding war. By James Hibberd, Lesley Goldberg MrBeast is ...

Amazon is being called out again for allegedly copying the product of a company that sells on Amazon, but rather than taking legal action, San Francisco-based Peak Design is taking to YouTube.

Google and Amazon are fighting, resulting in the removal of the YouTube app from Amazon streaming devices starting January 1, 2018. Consumers lose in this major corporation fight.

Amazon has just responded to Google’s decision to remove YouTube from all Fire TV products and the Echo Show. “Google is setting a disappointing precedent by selectively blocking customer ...

To the tune of $110 billion, the NFL has leveraged the fact that media — whether NBC, CBS, Fox and ESPN or Amazon and YouTube — needs its product.