Peacock has ordered a live-action Fast & Furious series planned for 2028, with Vin Diesel executive producing and Mike Daniels and Wolfe Coleman running it. No cast or story has been announced, so the pitch so far is a producer credit and a release year it shares with the last film.
YouTube wants sports rights in bulk, such as every local game or a full tournament, to sell its $15.99 Premium tier, according to people cited by CNBC. Leagues that can sell one platform a complete set of games gain a bidder, if the NBA and NFL will package their rights that way.
Amazon's new Shop tab opens from the Fire TV remote, and Shop the Show now covers more than 8,000 US titles instead of 1,300. Lens scene matching runs on more than 600, and every purchase still finishes in the phone app.
YouTube counted 6.5 billion microdrama views in the first half of 2026 and says TV viewing of the format rose more than 90 percent year over year. Its new Shorts Series tool puts the sequencing work on the creator.
Shop the Show now covers more than 8,000 Prime Video titles and the new Shop the Scene runs on 600 of them, while the conversion evidence is a YouGov survey in which 0.4% of US adults bought after a placement.
A notice to a Romanian subscriber puts Premium up about 10% and ends the plan if nobody clicks. Outside the EU the same rise applies itself. The mechanic is the story.