Despite their global success in adoption and monetization, however, apps that specialize in vertical video were less successful when it came to engagement.

The move comes as Substack has been investing more heavily in video and livestreaming, as it looks to compete with platforms ...

Substack said on Wednesday it would launch a beta version of an app for Apple TV and Google TV, allowing subscribers the ...

Netflix is planning a major redesign of its mobile app, including an Instagram Reels-like vertical video feed. Set to roll ...

At the center of the redesign is deeper integration of vertical video feeds, which the streaming giant has been experimenting ...

Netflix app redesigns happen from time to time, but this one in particular comes at a moment when the company wants to shift ...

Subscribers can watch videos and livestreams from creators they follow, but the app will also have a recommendations-based ...

After testing the feature for the last six months or so, Netflix said it will bring vertical videos to its mobile app ...

Substack, whose text-based subscription platform has reshaped the media business since launching nearly a decade ago, has ...

CEOs Greg Peters and Ted Sarandos shared the upcoming changes users can expect in 2026 in an earnings call this week.

Substack’s new TV app expands the platform beyond newsletters, offering subscribers an easier way to watch video posts and ...

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