Streaming

YouTube TV is Google’s over-the-top (OTT) live-TV streaming service, offering a broad selection of major networks, local channels, sports, news, and entertainment — without the need for a traditional cable subscription. It

Paramount+ is a mid-tier streaming service owned by Paramount Global. It builds on the legacy of CBS All Access, combining a massive back catalog of network shows, kid‑friendly properties, live sports, and

HBO Max is Warner Bros. Discovery’s premium streaming service, combining HBO’s prestige programming with a broad library of WarnerMedia content — from blockbuster films to TV classics, DC comics, and more. (Wikipedia)

Amazon Prime Video is Amazon’s flagship streaming service, included in the broader Amazon Prime membership or available as a standalone subscription. (dealnews) It offers a mix of licensed TV shows and movies,

Hulu is a U.S.-based streaming service that offers on-demand access to TV shows, movies, and original programming. Launched in 2007 as a joint venture between major networks, Hulu has grown into one

Apple TV+ is Apple’s subscription-based streaming service that focuses exclusively on original content. Launched in November 2019, it offers a growing library of original movies, series, and documentaries across multiple genres. Unlike

Spotify is one of the world’s most popular music-streaming services, offering millions of songs, podcasts, and audiobooks. It’s known for its strong discovery tools, cross‑device usability, and flexible subscription model. Luckily here

Disney+ is Disney’s flagship streaming service, focused on delivering its iconic library of family‑friendly content. It’s the go-to for Disney’s brands — Marvel, Star Wars, Pixar, National Geographic, and its animated classics

Netflix is one of the most established and globally dominant streaming services. Originally a DVD‑by-mail business, it’s now a powerhouse in on-demand video — offering a huge library of TV shows, movies,