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Periscope CEO says the company isn't happy about Internet piracy, and is willing to work with partners to create anti-piracy solutions.

Netflix wishes it didn't sign deals to offer Aussie's unmetered Netflix data streaming.

New report says Apple will launch a streaming TV service by the end of the year.

Presto mobile subscription streaming service has launched for iOS and Android in Australia.

Video games are seeing hundreds of screaming fans flock to their favourite pubs or bars to watch the best hit it out in competitions - we're not joking.

YouTube implements HTML5 by default into their streaming service - allowing for less crashes, faster loading videos and less bandwidth used.

Synology has released its new DiskStation DS115 - a 1-bay NAS device with a dual-core processor.

NZXT has unveiled its DOKO, a low latency PC streaming platform for your home.

Spotify has topped 60 million subscribers, with 15 million paying users.

"The Interview" may not have been a theater box office hit, but continues to rack up sales and rentals online.

U2's Bono applauds Apple and Spotify for payments relating to digital music streaming and downloads.

Sony Pictures didn't want to release "The Interview," but bowed under pressure - and could have helped usher in change in the movie industry.

Here's some tips from TweakTown on how to add value to your organization and help keep existing sponsors happy in the first part of the series.

Many people are interested in supporting, watching and following eSports without any idea where to start. This guide by Chris Smith gets you started.

Razer Comms adds a live Stream Viewer to their list of services.

Netflix is coming down under, local companies scramble to offer competing services.

Azubu.TV go on a staff-hiring rampage, setting themselves up for a massive 2015 by aquiring different personnel from big-name organisations.

Americans are now streaming more content while watching less TV.

Several high-profile movies from Sony Picture Entertainment have leaked online after the crippling cyberattack last week.

Xiaomi will invest $1 billion to help its video content delivery services.

Taylor Swift pulled her music from Spotify, despite millions of users listening to her music.

HBO plans to launch a standalone online channel next year, shaking up its business practices a bit more.

Netflix signs peering deal with AT&T to reduce buffering and make its streaming video better to watch for users.

Britain's BBC suffered mysterious technical issues all weekend, interrupting access to TV shows and affecting the website.

Some users in all Netflix markets now have the option to watch content completely privately, but the new feature is just in the test phase for now.

Netflix is looking to a future where its navigation system is predominantly populated with personalized recommendations for viewers.

Set-top maker Roku is innovating to stay competitive in a rapidly changing home entertainment market.

Report: Google will introduce a music-streaming service at this year's I/O.

Report: YouTube to launch music streaming service to compete with Spotify, Pandora, others.

Samsung Music Hub streaming service coming to non-Samsung devices soon.

Sony says that the PS3 is the number one TV-connected streaming device of Netflix.

Amazon estimated to be losing up to $1 billion a year on its streaming service.

Some artists make $2 million in revenue from Pandora's streaming, many make $100k+

Physical rentals still account for the majority of movie rentals.

Hulu to create four new original online shows for its subscribers.

Hulu adds 500,000 subscribers in 4 months, growth rate is increasing.

Telstra and MOG set to offer a new way for Australians to listen to music.

YouTube and AOL plan to sell upfronts in a similar manner to network television.

Now much more than just downloading a torrent to your PC.

From across the pond we received the EM7280 HD Media Player from Eminent to attach to the lounge room TV and see what it has to offer.