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Bharti Airtel has partnered with Netflix to offer its select postpaid and V-Fiber Home Broadband subscribers free access to the streaming giant's content. After the offer period, customers can sign up for Netflix and receive one unified monthly bill for its subscription and Airtel postpaid bill.

Say it ain't so. The company that almost single-handedly introduced us to binging video has apparently gone decidedly old-school with the latest innovation being tested on its platform. That's right, Netflix is running commercials. SEE ALSO: Netfl

Netflix posted its earnings report for the June quarter today revealed that it added 5.15 million subscribers for the quarter. That may seem impressive at first glance, but it's more than 1 m...

Netflix price changes are always controversial . But luckily, it looks like the streaming company's latest strategy for getting more money out of users won't affect most of us (for now). The streaming giant confirmed to CNET that it has been testi

Netflix has come under fire for a movie streaming on their site that some viewers say contains a scene that is child pornography.

This is completely ridiculous and could end up hurting more than it helps.'

One day after ESPN helped Roku score a touchdown, Best Buy and Amazon are forcing a fumble.

Netflix will not be bringing any of its films to Cannes this year following the implementation of a new rule. The streaming service's chief content officer, Ted Sarandos told Variety that they aren't aligned with a

Netflix raised eyebrows with the $140 million budget it handed over to Martin Scorsese recently, but according to a Reuters report, it's looking to pay out a lot more for some billboard real estate. The move could be seen as an escalation of its cold

Earlier this week, Netflix announced that former Obama ambassador to the United Nations, Susan Rice, will be joining their board of directors. The move has prompted a strong backlash on social media; #BoycottNetflix is now trending as a result.

Cities and states increasingly are looking to tax streaming services and downloaded content as a way to increase revenue.