streaming platforms
Online video services
Streaming platforms are online services that deliver video or audio content on demand over the internet.
Netflix, Spotify, YouTube, and Hulu are streaming platforms.
The term usually implies subscription-based services, though some platforms are free with advertising.
She subscribes to three different streaming platforms.
The landscape has fragmented as media companies launch their own platforms to compete for subscribers.
- video-on-demandSelf-scheduled digital viewing
- podcastsEpisodic digital audio programs
- server farmsClustered computing infrastructure facilities
- data centersFacilities storing networked computers
- NetflixSubscription streaming service
licensing agreements · parental controls · record labels · television · binge-watching · sponsorship deals · subscription · cord cutting · cloud computing · social media · music videos · algorithm · catalog · casting · playlist · release schedule · documentary · original
- Indian mediaBollywood, Times of India, Indian cinema, Tollywood, news channels
- mediatelevision, mass media, news, broadcasting, video
- online spaceswebsite, websites, webpage, web pages, web page
- animationanimation, animator, animators, cartoon, cartoons
- long tailniche markets, niche products, rare items, power law, demand curve
- audiosound, headphones, audio track, volume control, sound recording
streaming platformscable television
Wired broadcast subscription service
broadcast television · radio broadcasting · linear TV · network television · satellite TV
streaming platformsphysical media
Content on tangible formats
DVDs · Blu-rays · VHS tapes · CDs · vinyl records
streaming platformsmovie theaters
Venues screening films
cinemas · theatrical release · multiplex · drive-in theaters · concert halls