Q1 earnings

Verizon also loses another 76,000 linear Fios pay TV subscribers

Wall Street wasn't thrilled with the virtual pay TV company even before it stopped growing its customer ranks

Supply chain issues are limiting the number of players and smart TVs available to new streaming customers, and that's a problem for companies like Netflix and Roku

Everyone wanted a piece of the price premium Wall Street was attaching to streaming ventures with global potential. No more though

Expecting to lose another 2 million users in Q2, Netflix said it will crack down on account sharers, up its content game ... and (shudder) ponder ad-supported streaming

'Allowing consumers who would like to have a lower price and are advertising-tolerant get what they want, makes a lot of sense,' Co-CEO Reed Hastings says

Company attributes an 80% year-over-year spike in operational expenses to the cost of getting into the sports betting business

That’s the year when the media company says its OTT revenue, up 14% in Q1, will finally surpass its floundering linear affiliate coin. (AMC offered no estimate as to how any ‘Walking Dead’ spinoffs it will have in production at that time)

Active accounts 35% year-over-year to a total of 53.6 million

‘We’ve already cleared the path with the distributors to launch direct-to-consumer,’ CEO Chris Ripley told investors Wednesday