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Netflix, Cerus, Avanir, Orexigen, and IAC/ InterActiveCorp prevailed in the Nasdaq post-market trading Thursday.

"Hemlock Grove" is Netflix's next original series but will it be as successful as "House of Cards?"

Internet startup Aereo has burst onto the television scene as a result of its legal dispute with Fox.

"Arrested Development" will premiere May 26 on Netflix with 15 new episodes.

Corporations and their executives can now use social media like Facebook and Twitter to spread company information.

Netflix has taken another step toward becoming a content-creation powerhouse, signing the Wachowskis to create an original series.

HBO CEO Richard Plepler says that the HBO GO model could soon evolve into a more open service akin to Netflix.

The grid could go down anytime, but making a temporally accurate sundial isn't as easy as it may seem.

Amazon has signed a new deal with FX, gaining exclusive rights to host its show "Justified" on the Prime Instant Video service.

More than 8 million people tuned in to the third-season finale of PBS’ British drama “Downton Abbey” last Sunday. The same night, 11 million people watched AMC’s zombie thriller “The Walking Dead.” Despite being on public television and cable TV, these two shows drew more viewers than just about anything on broadcast TV. Is this a sign that the television landscape is changing?

Nielsen is expanding its definition of television, but Netflix may not let Nielsen track what shows users are watching.

We spoke with Juergen Stark, the new CEO of Turtle Beach, about how he plans to carry his company through the next generation of video game technology.

Microsoft has opened a new Los Angeles studio to focus on creating “interactive content” for the Xbox video game console.

'Up All Night,' staring Christina Applegate and Will Arnett, may not survive Applegate's departure.

CBS Corporation and Amazon have partnered for a unique distribution deal for the upcoming series "Under the Dome."

By using Twitter, meteorologists can instantly chime in with insight about a storm: The tool has already come in handy during winter storm Nemo.

"House of Cards," a political drama starring Kevin Spacey, is seen as a game changer for Netflix not just in terms of TV storytelling, but for the entire Hollywood system.

YouTube is reportedly preparing to charge access to a small number of premium channels on its popular video-sharing platform.

Netflix, Chesapeake Energy Corp, Nokia, Rio Tinto, Mellanox Technologies, Apple Inc, Cirrus Logic, Allegheny Technologies and SanDisk Corp. are among the companies whose shares are moving in the pre-market trading Thursday.

Matthew Weiner gives fans some hints about what to expect from season 6 of "Mad Men."

Dish Network announced that it will close an additional 300 Blockbuster stores.

Samsung has introduced a new Smart TV that brings Ultra HD display, heavy social integration and voice command into the viewing experience.

Sony (NYSE: SNE) has finalized a deal with the television company Epix to feature its video library on the Playstation Network, the company announced Thursday on the PlayStation blog.

The fourth season of "Arrested Development" will be released on May 4 in it's entirety on Netflix.

Directors of Netflix Inc. doubled CEO Reed Hastings's salary to $4 million next year despite a management challenge from Carl Icahn.

Despite the amazing profits some films pulled in this year, the lowest grossing film of the year may shock you with just how little money it earned. Christian Slater’s horror film “Playback” earned only $264 during its theatrical run, according to reports from Yahoo!.

Comedian Katt Williams was arrested and released on bond Friday night after police say he stashed guns and drugs in his California home.

This year looked to define the world's tech giants, as Apple, Google and Microsoft faced their own hurdles. Each came up short in some way.

According to statistics from TorrentFreak, by far the most pirated television show of the year is the HBO fantasy epic “Game of Thrones,” based on the hit “A Song of Ice and Fire” series by George R.R. Martin. Let's look at why.