These days, there’s a pretty good chance whatever movie or TV show you’re looking for is available for streaming ...

In the latest blow, Disney-owned Movies Anywhere is preventing any new YouTube and Google Play content from being added to users' library.

Google Play Store now helps users find where movies and TV shows are streaming, saving time spent searching multiple apps. Users can simply search for ...

As Disney and Google's feud approaches its second week, Movies Anywhere is the latest service to get caught in the crossfire.

If you logged into your Movies Anywhere account in the past few days, you might have noticed some titles missing from your ...

The same day this change kicked in, Disney channels mysteriously vanished from YouTube TV due to a contract dispute.

But things have now escalated even further, with Google pulling Movies Anywhere support from Play Movies and YouTube. The ...

Google has finally released its official iOS app for the Movies & TV section of its Play Store. The universal app is available for free in the App Store, but it comes with several severe limitations.

With so many different streaming services, this has become even more of a pain lately, as brands fight for their own ...

Google has made a few changes on their end (so no update is required on your devices) that let you watch any of your TV and movie purchases through the Android YouTube app. Effective immediately, all ...

Movies and TV shows you’ve purchased from the Google Play store can now be watched on portables bearing an Apple logo, as reported by Engadget. The key word is “watched,” as Google has sidestepped ...