The popularity of online video streaming services is surging, leaving broadcasters and tech companies scrambling to establish themselves as television’s successor

Social media giant Facebook has launched a new video service in a bid to conquer the growing digital video industry

Sinclair’s new acquisition of Tribune Media will create a company that covers most of the US broadcasting market

Online video giant YouTube is taking on traditional cable TV companies with its $35-a-month subscription service

Finally, 3D TV has met its end, with the last two manufacturers winding-up production in 2017

Disney is looking to counteract a slowdown in subscriber growth at ESPN with a sharper focus on streaming services

Google’s Michelle Guthrie will become the first female managing director of ABC when she takes charge next year

When Amazon bought Twitch.tv for $970m last year, it crystallised the fact traditional TV was dead. A new generation has begun consuming content in a very different way

FCC voices concerns over the merger of the two biggest cable providers in the US

Google’s new system will change the way businesses advertise on television by more accurately measuring viewing behaviour

TV ratings service Nielsen is finally set to offer an online measurement service, just as networks get to grips with the internet’s potential

Television is dead and the laptop’s the box they’re going to bury it in. Business models are shifting and new players are coming through as TV goes digital