The former Top Gear presenters new series is the most pirated in history, with Amazon reportedly losing an estimated £3.2 million from the first episode alone. FULL STORY >

Priced at $10 per month, Pandora finally has a smart playlist rival to go up against Spotify and Apple Music. FULL STORY >

Moving swiftly along from the death of Vine, two of the app's creators have debut a new live streaming offering - Hype. FULL STORY >

With hits like Stranger Things, Narcos and Orange is the New Black under its belt, Netflix says it plans to have at least 50% original programming in the next few years. FULL STORY >

Telkom and ShowMax today announced a partnership offering customers more value and convenience when managing their ShowMax subscription. FULL STORY >

Microsoft's Xbox Team has just penned a deal for the acquisition of Beam, a live streaming platform that allows viewers to control what happens. FULL STORY >

Aiming to help users stream better, Facebook adds three key elements to its Live app. FULL STORY >

Is Jay Z’s Tidal music service about to be snatched up by Apple? FULL STORY >

With Muk Ban soaring to popularity in its native South Korea, it has begun to become a growing trend on live streaming sites like Twitch FULL STORY >

Soon to be at the core of the YouTube app, the company states that mobile live streaming will be part and parcel of their service, with a select number of creators currently utilising it. FULL STORY >

Not quite a redesign as many have thought, but Netflix has added a new icon to fold. FULL STORY >

Taking a play out of Facebook Live's playbook, Periscope now lets users save their videos by using #Save in the title description. FULL STORY >

After failing to launch Airtime as a Chat Roulette-esque service, Sean Parker rebrands the chat room service as a live-sharing mobile app. FULL STORY >

After launching 360-degree video support in March last year, YouTube adds live streaming functionality to its platform. FULL STORY >

In an effort to give its Live streaming service much needed momentum, Facebook is reportedly courting some of its media partners with financial incentives to use the service. FULL STORY >