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 ...

The deal Netflix/Comcast deal is not the end of the Internet, nor a lead weight attached to Netflix's networking budget. It's just business as usual, with a modern twist.

The Comcast deal, Hastings said, is "a big boost in the number of households that can get Netflix on their TV." That could help boost Netflix's slowing U.S. subscriber growth, currently at 47 million.

The expanded Comcast-Netflix deal comes on the heels of a similar pact between the VOD streamer and satellite broadcaster Sky, which will include Netflix in pay-TV packages across the U.K. and Europe.

Comcast did not respond to request for comment, but content viewed via X1 doesn't typically count as data because it's considered television. Making Netflix part of its television service would be ...

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.

One-time rivals Comcast Corp. and Netflix Inc. have inked a deal that enables Comcast to offer a Netflix subscription in new and existing Xfinity packages. If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em ...

Comcast will add Netflix to its X1 set-top boxes. It's another deal that blurs the lines that separate cable TV from streaming video services.

Nielsen’s "Media Distributor Gauge" report for June showed that Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) saw the largest gain among media distributors, adding 0.8 share points during the month versus May to finish with ...

Comcast Corp. said Friday that customers will soon be able to buy a Netflix subscription from the TV and internet service provider as part of a regular bundle of services.