Feb. 24, 2014— -- Netflix's deal with Internet service provider Comcast may be good news for the cable company's broadband customers, who will get smoother streams of movies and TV shows. But ...

Netflix's streaming service will be available on Comcast's Xfinity X1 devices starting next week — a move bringing together two erstwhile adversaries that could provide a bump in Netflix's total ...

Netflix was having particular speed struggles without direct access to such a large network -- in January, Comcast's Netflix speeds ranked 13th on the list of major broadband providers.

In its "ISP speed index" released in January, Netflix said Comcast's speed – 1.51 megabits per second – ranked 14th out of 17 ISPs measured. Verizon's DSL service ranked last.

Netflix will pay Comcast for the access, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing sources familiar with the deal. It did not cite specific terms of the deal.

Comcast is set to launch a streaming bundle combining its Peacock service with Netflix and Apple TV+, as the media and broadband company looks to retain subscribers in the face of stiff competition.

In short, the problem is everyone’s but Comcast’s. A brave new world. As Timothy B. Lee at the Washington Post explains, this is where things get troubling, because Netflix and Comcast aren ...

Netflix is still king, leading in profitability, international growth, and ad-supported revenue, while adapting quickly to ...

The news media sounded a collective alarm Monday after Netflix agreed to pay Comcast for the privilege of streaming videos directly to Netflix subscribers who use Comcast's broadband network.