Bold Predictions: What May Shake Up Streaming in 2026

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First in our series on our team’s 2026 Streaming Industry Predictions. The streaming industry enters 2026 at a crossroads.  After years of explosive growth, subscriber fatigue, and a crowded marketplace, something has to give. We asked our team to share their boldest predictions for what’s coming next, and one theme emerged louder than all others:…

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Distribution at Risk: The Hidden Stakes in the Warner Bros. Discovery Bidding War

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When Warner Bros. Discovery agreed to merge with Netflix in late November, the deal appeared settled. But Paramount Skydance continues to pursue an aggressive counter-bid (CNBC), even as Netflix moves toward closing.  The question isn’t whether Paramount Skydance can outbid Netflix; it’s whether the company can afford not to. The answer lies in distribution rights,…

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Which Streamers Share the Most (and Least) Content?

Reelgood Streaming Catalog Overlap Oct 2025

Ever wondered how much overlap there really is between the biggest U.S. streaming services? Our latest Reelgood data (Movies & Shows | October 2025) breaks it down — comparing how much of each platform’s catalog also appears elsewhere. Each percentage represents the share of titles from the row service that are also available on the…

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Must-Watch Titles to Stream from the 2024 Oscar Winners

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The Oscars may have wrapped up, but the show goes on in the world of streaming. Join us as we reveal the 10 most popular films showcasing this year’s Oscar winners. Whether you’re a fan of Cillian Murphy’s intense portrayals, Emma Stone’s captivating performances, or Christopher Nolan’s visionary direction, this is your guide for what…

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Reelgood’s ‘2023 Year in Streaming’: How Streamers and Their Customers Responded to One of the Video Industry’s Most Disruptive Years Ever

It was another year of profound disruption for the video entertainment industry. Hollywood writers and actors went on strike, paralyzing movie and TV production for more than five months. Wall Street lost its will in regard to the heavy quarterly losses that came with fighting the “Streaming Wars,” forcing large entertainment companies to pivot from…

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