The Great Streaming War: Who Is the Winner?

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In the late 2010s, the streaming service race exploded as all the big players from film production studios to TV channels and tech companies jumped into the game. “Streaming War” became the catchphrase pinpointing this fierce competition.

However, just a few years later, doubts emerged—is this really the 'delicious pie' everyone imagined?

Evidence is the recent glitch at the 97th Academy Awards, when Hulu held live broadcast rights but viewers faced login issues, even signal loss at the most critical moment—a scenario not much different from the 'accident' in the Paul-Tyson boxing match that once troubled Netflix. It can be seen that competition in the streaming industry now not only revolves around exclusive content, but also the challenge of solid technological infrastructure to avoid 'crashing' at peak times.

How did the big names in the industry just release their financial reports, so how is the market actually operating? Viet Hustler will join you readers in stepping into a new discovery journey in today's article.

• Background and Trends in the Streaming Industry

• Netflix: Strongest Quarterly User Growth in History

• Disney: Streaming Profits Exceed Expectations

• Comcast: Struggling with Broadband

• Warner Bros: Breakthrough with Max

• Paramount: Skydance Media Merger Deal in the Spotlight

• Roku: Platform Streaming Revenue Surges

• Future Prospects of the Streaming Industry