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Cheyenne Jackson and John Goodman Go Digital

With the success of Netflix’s “House of Cards” and high production values, well-known actors such as Jackson, Goodman, Jeffrey Tambor, and Mark Consuelos are signing up for original online series.

You Can Win a Walk-On Role on 'Arrested Development'

Six fans will win a trip to L.A. to visit the set of “Arrested Development” and film a walk-on role on the show thanks to the “You’re Gonna Get Some Walk-Ons” contest from Netflix.

Amid Netflix Buzz, Amazon Quietly Readying Pilots

With Netflix getting ready to unveil its next exclusive series, Amazon is quietly moving forward with its pilot development process. Last month, Amazon Studios debuted 14 pilots online and has since been sifting through viewer and executive feedback to determine which will go to series.  Meanwhile, Netflix, the main competitor ...

Netflix and DreamWorks Animation Team for First Original Kids Series

The new animated children’s series will be based on the DreamWorks Animation movie “Turbo,” to be released in July. The Netflix series will be called “Turbo: F.A.S.T.” and is set to debut in December.

Amazon, Netflix Crash Pilot-Season Party

Digital media services expand into original content.

Netflix Reaffirms Commitment to Original Programming

Netflix is raising money to repay debts, acquire more film and TV content, and invest in new original series.

4 Tips From 'Hemlock Grove' Star Kandyse McClure on Acting in Sci-Fi and Fantasy

The actor, best known for "Battlestar Galactica," talks about the freedom that comes with working in genre fiction.

'House of Cards' EP Beau Willimon on Hollywood and Theater

Beau Willimon is a playwright and the creator of the Netflix original series “House of Cards.” His new play, “The Parisian Woman,” opened at South Coast Repertory in Costa Mesa, Calif., April 14.

Fox Gets Into New Media Game With WIGS

A partnership between the network and YouTube’s female-centric channel—which attracts actors such as Julia Stiles, America Ferrera, and Maura Tierney—could indicate the future of programming.

MPAA Chief Dodd: Original Online Programming Has Brought ‘New Golden Age’ for TV and Film

During a speech to the National Press Club in Washington, Dodd singled out Hulu’s original series ‘Battleground,’ Amazon.com’s TV pilots and feature films, and Netflix’s $100 million-original series “House of Cards” as signs the entertainment industry is evolving.