Binge viewers rejoice: Netflix releases Lilyhammer
Netflix just released its first original TV show, the crime comedy Lilyhammer. And in typical Netflix fashion, it simply dumped all episodes of the entire first season on its subscribers. The logic behind this move? Netfix subscribers are binge viewers, says CEO Reed Hastings.
Where to watch the 2012 Super Bowl live online
Want to watch the XLVI Super Bowl online or on your iPhone or Android handset? Or maybe you want to just check out the ads without watching the entire game? Either way, our list of 2012 Super Bowl links and resources has you covered.
Kilar: More reason for Hulu to exist now than ever
While Hulu was formed primarily as a way for content owners to distribute and monetize content online that would otherwise be pirated, CEO Jason Kilar said Tuesday that there's more reason for the company to exist now than there was four-and-a-half years ago. 
SnagFilms Grabs $7 Million to Share Indie Movies Online
Terry Semel, who used to make really, really big movies for a living, is one of the investors in a start-up that works on the other end of the spectrum.
130,000 Time Warner Cable Subscribers Go Missing. To Find Them, You Might Ask Verizon and AT&T.
It's possible most of Time Warner Cable's video losses stem from savvy folks like yourself, who cut the cord and get their TV over the Web. But it's not that likely.
Netflix Bounces Back With a Q4 Beat, but Says Amazon Is Coming
Reed Hastings's numbers are much better than Wall Street expected. But he warns that he won't turn a profit in 2012.
How Hollywood drives people to piracy
Big media companies are pushing SOPA and PIPA to limit piracy. But it's not Google's fault people are seeking out films and watching pirated streams or downloads -- it's the studios' fault for not making it easier for consumers to find and pay for that content instead.
