Amid concerns about the quality of their live streams for sporting events, Netflix will reportedly retain the broadcast ...

The holiday season is just around the corner, and what better way to showcase your team spirit than with NFL team themed ...

Netflix will be airing an NFL doubleheader on Christmas, featuring the Chiefs vs. Steelers and the Ravens vs. Texans, games that will both have big playoff implications in the AFC. As sports fans ...

But as Netflix prepares to show two NFL games on Christmas Day, it's selling commercials. And business is booming. Netflix has already sold out of all its commercial inventory for the Chiefs ...

But as Netflix prepares to show two NFL games on Christmas Day, it’s selling commercials. And business is booming. Netflix has already sold out of all its commercial inventory for the Chiefs-Steelers ...

If, however, Netflix’s nightmare before Christmas trickles into December 25, the NFL surely has escape hatches in its contracts that would allow the league to take the games to Amazon or elsewhere.

It was a total fiasco for millions around the world. Now, Netflix is supposed to stream some big NFL games on Christmas Day, and fans are not feeling too confident about it. Amazon Prime had some ...

Since the start of the year, Netflix shares have surged over 70%, far outpacing the broader markets and streaming rivals, including Disney ( DIS) and Comcast ( CMCSA ). Shares climbed nearly 2% ...

Christmas Day used to be all about the NBA, but the NFL has made itself part of the holiday tradition over the past few years. This year, the pigskin might dominate the day, as four of the best ...

If, however, Netflix's nightmare before Christmas trickles into December 25, the NFL surely has escape hatches in its contracts that would allow the league to take the games to Amazon or elsewhere.

Netflix has been people's go-to streamer for all their favorite shows and movies, which has prompted it to increase its offerings and make its platform more accessible than ever. Recently, Netflix ...

If the streaming giant can't handle some boxing matches late on a Friday night, how can it possibly be expected to handle two marquee NFL matchups with the nation watching on a holiday afternoon?