The first exclusive “Thursday Night Football” game on Amazon Prime Video was a win for the streaming service, with 15.3 million viewers, the company announced today.. Amazon’s successful ...

Prime Video has a big audience, and now Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has put a new number on it: The premium video service has more than 200 million monthly viewers.. Jassy revealed the number in Amazon ...

*Amazon has revealed that its ad-supported Prime Video platform now reaches over 130 million monthly viewers in the U.S., marking a 15 million user increase since early 2024. According to The Los ...

If you've noticed more ads on Prime Video lately, you're not imagining it. Amazon has doubled commercial time to 6 minutes ...

Ratings for Amazon Prime Video’s second season of exclusive "Thursday Night Football" (TNF) jumped 24% among total viewers over the previous season (11.86 million vs. 9.58 million), according to ...

Fallout tallied 65 million viewers on Prime Video, making it the platform’s second-biggest debut ever. Amazon Studios has confirmed that Fallout has surpassed 65 million viewers since it debuted ...

Amazon told Ars Technica that Prime Video has 200 million monthly viewers and that the number of subscribers has not fallen dramatically since the company added advertising.

BI PRIME: Amazon has established Prime Video as the third-leading video-streaming service after Netflix and YouTube, and it's gaining ground on the latter. But many members still don't know about it.

Amazon Prime Video will include advertising during shows and movies starting early next year, joining other streaming services that have added different tiers of subscriptions.

Amazon plans to introduce ads on US Prime Video, turning it into a shopping portal, aiming to boost its $50B advertising business. Subscribers can opt for an ad-free service.

LOS ANGELES — Amazon Prime Video’s first regular-season game as the exclusive home of “Thursday Night Football” was a big hit. Kansas City’s 27-24 victory over the Chargers last Thursday ...

Get used to those Amazon Prime ads — a class action lawsuit accusing the streamer of misleading subscribers by charging extra ...