Streaming Price Increases of 2026: The Running List
HBO Max, Peacock, Netflix, Hulu and YouTube have all raised U.S. prices since October — the industry's steadiest recurring series.
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Entertainment News covers the money deciding what stays on air: licensing agreements, subscriber results, advertising upfronts, carriage disputes, tax incentives and studio earnings. Reports use disclosed figures and name the parties involved. Written for executives, agents and viewers wondering why a well-reviewed series was cancelled anyway.
Licensing deals, subscriber counts, carriage disputes, production spend and studio results, reported as the ledger deciding which shows continue.
The Number That Actually Renews Your Show: Inside the Ratings Machine Networks and Streamers Still Trust
Renewal decisions look like taste. They are mostly measurement — and one company's data still sets the terms.
Fall 2026 TV Schedule: What the Lineups Reveal
CBS moved first in April, the rest followed in May, and the 2026-27 network grids double down on franchises, football and a nearly vanished sitcom shelf.
Emmys 2026: Submission Season Ends and the Storylines Are Set
The eligibility window closed May 31 and entry materials were due in May — now the 78th Emmys campaign runs on strategy, category arithmetic and a Globes verdict already in hand.
Comic-Con 2026: Television's Biggest Stage Returns July 22
Hall H dark since 2025's summer cycle, San Diego's convention returns July 22-26 with badges long gone — and television still runs the room.
Summer 2026: The Streaming Premiere Schedule Takes Shape
Mid-May belongs to the genre titles — Devil May Cry, The Punisher, Off Campus — as streamers fill the broadcast dead zone with fan-first franchises.