EXCLUSIVE: Lionsgate will be adding its library to digital movie locker, Movies Anywhere next month. The studio joins those studios already on the service, Sony, Universal, Disney and Warner Bros.

It’s been less than a week since Disney-owned channels went off the air for YouTube TV subscribers, but we’re still seeing some unintended effects ripple through the industry. Following Disney’s move ...

Google and Disney might’ve reached a deal to return the latter’s channels to YouTube TV nearly two weeks ago, but there was still some unfinished business surrounding the breakup when it came to your ...

In a move that links the existing UltraViolet digital content ownership system with Disney’s Movies Anywhere cloud-based digital movie service, five Hollywood studios and four major digital retailers ...

New content purchased from YouTube and Google Play will no longer sync with Movies Anywhere, which lets you combine your content and movie purchases from different platforms and sellers. This appears ...

YouTube TV subscribers can feel confident that their current content lineup isn't going to change any time soon. That's because YouTube was able to successfully close new deals with popular broad TV ...

Google has terminated its long-standing partnership with Movies Anywhere, the industry-backed service that enabled consumers access to purchased films across ecosystems. Google Play and YouTube users ...

It's not easy running a live TV streaming service, especially when you have to rely on other companies for content. Despite this, YouTube was able to navigate some hairy contracts over the past few ...

Cloud-based storage for holding content purchased from various sources. Introduced in 2014, Movies Anywhere supports Amazon Prime, Google, YouTube, Vudu, Comcast Xfinity and other movie services.